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Xiaomi's stumble allows Apple to reclaim No.2 spot in smartphones

Hong Kong - Xiaomi stumbled in the third quarter as it grappled with fallout from the global chip shortage and fiercer competition.The Chinese company, which only recently became the world's second-biggest smartphone maker, fell back to third place behindApplein the three months ended September, according to Counterpoint Research and Canalys.Posting earnings on Tuesday, Xiaomi said that its smartphone business had been severely affected by the ongoing shortage of semiconductors, which it expect

Xiaomi's stumble allows Apple to reclaim No.2 spot in smartphones

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The Beijing-based company's shipments had soared in the three months ended June, trailing only those of Samsung(SSNLF).\nSetbacks on supply\nSince then, however, Xiaomi has been hit hard by supply chain woes.\nTarun Pathak, a research director at Counterpoint, said that while component shortages had affected virtually every vendor, Xiaomi had to contend with bigger headaches due to its extensive lineup.\nIn the most recent quarter, the company offered more than 50 different smartphone models, compared to about 14 that Apple had on the market, he estimated.\nThat adds complexity and \"becomes challenging,\" said Pathak. \"Because you have to deal with a range of components.\"\nA relative lack of exposure to the problem helped Apple, in part, reclaim the second spot in the race in the third quarter, he added.\nThe US giant also benefited from strong iPhone 13 sales, according to Canalys Research. 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