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Ingram Micro Recasts Itself as Digital Platform
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Source: Orange County Business Journal

Ingram Micro is working to reinvent itself. The Irvine-based technology distributor, which expects more than $61 billion in revenue this year, is investing in artificial intelligence and a digital platform designed to automate transactions and improve profitability. On Oct. 29, the company reported a nearly 21% increase in third-quarter revenue to $15 billion, topping Wall Street estimates by almost 10%, largely because of demand for AI infrastructure and GPUs. Revenue from that segment generated $1.8 billion in third-quarter sales, up from $700 million a year earlier, a 157% increase. Ingram Micro expects its momentum to continue, projecting a nearly 18% or more revenue increase in the current quarter compared to the same period of 2025, as it invests in AI and its digital platform to expand its role beyond traditional technology distribution.
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