What is crucial is that from now on, hardware will be produced in Taiwan, and Enicon will be in charge of this, just as TSMC produces chips for Nvidia in Taiwan.
NCR will sell that hardware, maintain it, and find new customers for it, but NCR itself will not produce its own hardware. It is enough to see how many new CEs NCR is hiring (look at open positions) to understand how much you are blabbering. This is actually a very good move, as NCR gets rid of expensive production and delivery costs and at the same time, as a software company, oversees and sells competitive hardware
SW and HW cannot exist without each other, and HW is perfected together with SW and will never disappear from the face of the earth, on the contrary.