NAICS 3341

Computer & Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing

Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing (NAICS 3341) produces computers, servers, monitors, and peripherals. Explore market trends, workforce, and business characteristics.

Industry at a Glance

Sector-wide aggregates across all businesses classified under NAICS 3341 (2017 classification frame). For specific sub-industries within this sector, see the individual reports below.

Employment
32K
US Census CBP · 2023 · NAICS 2017
Establishments
557
US Census CBP · 2023 · NAICS 2017
Annual Payroll
$3.8B
US Census CBP · 2023 · NAICS 2017
Avg Annual Wage
$122,029
Derived from US Census CBP · 2023 · NAICS 2017
Market Size
$19.8B
US Census Economic Census · 2022 · NAICS 2017

Industry Overview

Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing (NAICS 3341) encompasses the production of electronic computers, computer servers, workstations, and peripheral devices such as printers, monitors, keyboards, and storage systems. This industry group represents a critical segment of the broader computer and electronic product manufacturing sector, serving enterprise, commercial, and consumer markets with essential computing hardware. Manufacturers in this group operate across a spectrum of production scales, from high-volume consumer-oriented producers to specialized manufacturers serving niche enterprise and industrial computing segments.

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Industry Trends

01

Increasing adoption of edge computing and specialized processors is driving demand for customized computing hardware beyond traditional personal computers and servers.

CHIPS

Supply chain diversification efforts are prompting some manufacturers to reshore or nearshore production from Asia, supported by initiatives like the CHIPS Act and reshoring incentives.

03

Integration of advanced cooling technologies and power efficiency improvements reflects growing demand from data centers and AI-driven computing applications.

04

Consolidation continues as major players acquire smaller manufacturers to expand product portfolios and gain specialized technical capabilities.

05

Manufacturing automation and Industry 4.0 implementations are transforming production processes to improve quality, reduce costs, and increase flexibility for customized orders.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is NAICS 3341? ▾
NAICS 3341 is the classification for Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, covering the production of computers, servers, workstations, and peripheral devices like printers and monitors. This industry group is part of the larger Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing sector and serves commercial, enterprise, and consumer markets with essential computing hardware.
What are the main product categories within computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing? ▾
Major product categories include electronic computers (desktops, laptops, workstations), servers and mainframes, computer peripherals (printers, scanners, keyboards, mice), display monitors, storage systems, and networking equipment. Manufacturers may specialize in one product category or offer diversified product lines across multiple segments.
How does this industry differ from computer system design services? ▾
Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing (NAICS 3341) focuses on the physical production of hardware components and devices. Computer system design services (NAICS 5415) involves designing computer systems and applications for clients. Manufacturing requires significant capital investment in production facilities, while design services are primarily services-based.
What factors influence competitiveness in this manufacturing sector? ▾
Key competitive factors include production efficiency and cost control, technological advances in component design and manufacturing processes, supply chain management capabilities, quality standards, customer service responsiveness, and the ability to adapt to rapidly changing technology cycles. Access to advanced manufacturing technologies and skilled labor also significantly impacts competitiveness.
How has globalization affected US computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing? ▾
Globalization has shifted significant manufacturing capacity to Asia, particularly China and Vietnam, where labor costs are lower. However, recent policy initiatives, supply chain concerns, and the need for proximity to major markets have prompted some manufacturers to evaluate domestic production alternatives. The industry remains globally competitive with mixed domestic and offshore production strategies.

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