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SYNNEX CORPORATE 2021 LINE CARD Corporate Headquarters Fremont, California* Sales Headquarters Greenville, South Carolina Warehouse Locations 1 Tracy, California 3 5 2 Chantilly, Virginia 6 10 3 Romeoville, Illinois 1 4 Richardson, Texas 2 5 Monroe, New Jersey 8 6 Grove City, Ohio 9 7 Miami, Florida 4 8 Southaven, Mississippi* 9 Chino, California 10 Columbus, Ohio 7 *ISO-9001:2015 Manufacturing Facilities ADVANCING IT INNOVATIONS SERVICES Map your destination to increased productivity, Sounds simple, but at • GSA Schedule cost savings and overall business success. Our SYNNEX we understand that • ECExpress Online Ordering true business growth requires • Software Licensing distribution centers are strategically located across access to meaningful, tangible the United States to provide you with product business infrastructure, tools, • Reseller Marketing Services where you need it when you need it. Each of our and resources. 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