OSS plans to introduce new products that are developed using advanced, high-speed, data transfer and processing in the company’s labs and delivered to power defense applications as part of Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) and Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) initiatives.
“We are excited to join leaders in the defense industry at the 2025 AUSA,” says Mike Knowles, president and CEO of One Stop Systems. “Our focus this year is on bringing the power of the data center to the fight by delivering unique Enterprise Class compute capabilities directly to the battlefield. We believe our Edge enabled solutions provide the mission agility and decision dominance required to support next-generation Army programs, including ground combat vehicles, Army aviation, and C5ISR platforms.”
As a pioneer in the edge computing market, the company focuses on providing enterprise class compute power on the battlefield for mission agility and decision-making superiority.
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