Core Systems Expands Domestic Manufacturing Capacity to Deliver, Mission-Ready Rugged Computing for U.S. Defense Programs - Core Systems

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Core Systems Expands Domestic Manufacturing Capacity to Deliver, Mission-Ready Rugged Computing for U.S. Defense Programs

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Increased U.S. production investment strengthens supply chain resilience, accelerates delivery timelines and scales American-built edge computing platforms for critical defense applications.

SAN DIEGO, CA – May 12, 2026 – The U.S. defense industrial base faces intensifying pressure to accelerate delivery of secure, high-performance computing infrastructure while reducing exposure to foreign supply chain vulnerabilities. Core Systems directly addresses these imperatives with vertically integrated, U.S.-manufactured rugged computing platforms engineered for the operational demands of modern warfighting environments.

Core Systems today announced a significant expansion of its domestic manufacturing capabilities – increasing production capacity, shortening deployment timelines and reinforcing its long-term commitment to American-built defense infrastructure.

Platform & Manufacturing Capabilities

Defense Imperatives Addressed

  • Secure domestic production: 100% U.S.-designed and manufactured – no foreign assembly or integration.
  • Supply chain visibility: Vertically integrated model provides end-to-end traceability from component sourcing to delivered system.
  • Accelerated fielding: Expanded capacity directly reduces lead times for programs requiring rapid deployment of ruggedized compute infrastructure.
  • Scalable edge compute: ATMOS2 supports AI, C2, ISR and autonomous operations across land, maritime and airborne platforms.
  • Configuration flexibility: In-house engineering enables rapid customization to meet program-specific SWaP, interface and environmental requirements.

Leadership Statement

“Core Systems has manufactured on American soil since 2007 – not because the market demanded it, but because mission-critical systems require it. Tight coupling of engineering and production is not an efficiency play. It is a quality guarantee. This investment scales that model to meet growing defense demand for secure, high-performance computing at the edge. In programs where failure is not an option, where a system is built is inseparable from whether it can be trusted.”

Chris O’Brien | Chief Executive Officer, Core Systems

Media Contact:
Peter Rosenthal
Peter.rosenthal@core-systems.com

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