Jabil targets US$17.5 billion in data center revenue as it builds out power, cooling, and networking
Jabil's plan for fiscal 2027 puts a price tag on its move from building servers to building the power, cooling, and networking systems around them. The company expects about US$17.5 billion of cloud and data-center infrastructure revenue, up about 52%. That business sits inside an Intelligent Infrastructure segment forecast at about US$25.6 billion, up about 43%. Management laid out the roadmap segment by segment at its fourth-quarter earnings call and ninth annual investor briefing on September 30, 2026, according to a <em>Bloomberg</em> transcript.
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