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TD SYNNEX expands Canadian distribution infrastructure in Toronto area

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TD SYNNEX held its Inspire Canada conference in Toronto, where it highlighted investments in its Canadian distribution infrastructure and new digital tools for partners. The company plans to complete an 850,000-square-foot distribution facility in Caledon, Ontario, which can expand by approximately 40 percent, by the first half of 2028. TD SYNNEX also discussed the Canadian rollout of MyShop, its partner e-commerce offering.

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The investment in expanded distribution facilities and digital tools could improve supply chain efficiency for partners. This infrastructure growth may support increased demand for AI infrastructure within the Canadian market.

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    Companies might see improved supply chain efficiency or lower logistics costs due to the expanded distribution network.

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