The gross output value for the US computer terminals and other computer peripheral equipment manufacturing industry is projected to decline from $11.15 billion in 2024 to $9.93 billion by 2028. This represents an average annual decrease of approximately 2.85% over this period. In 2023, the industry's output stood at around $11.30 billion, highlighting a continuing downward trend. Year-on-year variations reflect a steady decline, emphasizing a consistent contraction over recent years.

Future trends to watch for in this industry include:

The impact of technological advancements and digital transformation on product demand.
Potential shifts towards more sustainable manufacturing processes and their effect on operational costs.
Competition from global markets and the potential relocation of manufacturing hubs.
Emerging needs for new peripherals driven by advancements in AI and IoT.