Computer hardware companies build PCs, servers, storage, and peripherals that underpin personal computing and data-center workloads. The industry resides in the broader information tech sector.

Industry results track replacement cycles, enterprise IT budgets, and supply-chain dynamics. Additionally, mix shifts toward AI/accelerator servers and subscription-like services can lift margins, while commoditization and channel inventories pose risks.

For yield-focused portfolios, payouts in hardware can be uneven, rising in boom cycles and pared back when demand normalizes. Income investors should prioritize firms with growing services, disciplined inventory control, and strong free-cash-flow conversion to support sustainable dividends.

This computer hardware stocks list includes all companies in the industry with a NYSE or NASDAQ listing.