Source: OnePlus will begin to cease operations in the US and Europe as early as this week and Realme will exit China as part of a restructuring by parent Oppo (Bloomberg)
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OnePlus has announced it will cease all operations in the United States and Europe, including the discontinuation of new phone releases in those markets. The company plans to wind down its presence in India by 2027 while continuing to operate in China. Its parent brand, Oppo, will also see its sub-brand Realme exit the Chinese market.
Written from all 7 reports below, not from any single one.
How it was reported
- TechMeme·Source: OnePlus will begin to cease operations in the US and Europe as early as this week and Realme will exit China as part of a restructuring by parent Oppo (Bloomberg)
- The Next Web·OnePlus exits the US and Europe. The memory crisis and Apple’s lawsuit made staying untenable.
- TechCrunch·Phone maker OnePlus reportedly plans to wind down US and Europe operations
OnePlus plans to wind down US and Europe operations. The company may also cease India operations by 2027. OnePlus is scaling back its global presence.
- The Verge·OnePlus officially gives up on the US and Europe
- TechCrunch·Phone maker OnePlus says it won’t release new phones in the U.S. and Europe
OnePlus won't release new phones in the US and Europe. The company may also wind down operations in India by 2027. OnePlus is scaling back its global presence.
- Engadget·OnePlus is officially leaving the US and Europe
- Hacker News·OnePlus halts operations in USA and Europe
OnePlus has halted operations in the USA and Europe. The company's decision affects its presence in these regions. Operations have ceased.
- TechMeme·OnePlus confirms it will no longer operate in North America or Europe but will continue in China, while Realme, another Oppo sub-brand, will exit China (CNET)
- Ars Technica·OnePlus ends phone releases in US and Europe, further reducing smartphone choice
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