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To own TD SYNNEX, you have to believe in a large, scale-driven IT distributor that can steadily compound earnings while layering higher-margin services like AI, cloud, and security onto a huge hardware and software base. Recent results and capital returns suggest management is comfortable reinvesting and returning cash, but consensus still sees revenue and earnings growing slower than the broader US market. Against that backdrop, the new Generate for Healthcare launch with Iterate.ai feels like an incremental, not transformative, catalyst: it reinforces TD SYNNEX’s push into AI-enabled solutions and healthcare, but the near-term financial impact is unlikely to move the needle relative to its more than US$60 billion revenue base. It does, however, slightly tilt the story toward higher-value software and services exposure, which could matter over time if that mix shift continues.
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