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From iPhones to GPUs: Redington, Ingram Micro ride the AI boom

Mint9 November 2026 at 6:01 am IST
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Demand for AI servers, chips, and other data centre infrastructure is becoming a growth driver for Redington and Ingram Micro, offering a new avenue for expansion

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