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About TSS, Inc.

TSS, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSSI) is a U.S.-based technology services and integration company focused on the planning, deployment, maintenance, and refresh of enterprise IT systems and related infrastructure. Headquartered in Georgetown, Texas, United States, the company was incorporated in 2004 and adopted the TSS, Inc. name in 2013 after previously operating as Fortress International Group, Inc. Its corporate evolution reflects a niche operator that expanded from technical consulting into a broader platform combining procurement, systems integration, and facilities-oriented services. TSS’s business model is organized around three core segments: Procurement, Facilities Management, and Systems Integration. In practical terms, that means the company can source third-party hardware and software, configure and deploy IT equipment, integrate client-specific environments, and provide ongoing maintenance and management services. Its offerings include deployment of client and enterprise products, clusters, and modular containers, as well as second-touch configuration services such as software loading, hardware add-ons, bundling with peripherals, asset tagging, and fulfillment support. This makes TSS relevant for customers that need an execution partner capable of reducing implementation risk and accelerating time-to-market. From a competitive standpoint, TSS is best viewed as a specialist rather than a broad-based IT services provider. Its differentiation lies in hands-on engineering capability, operational flexibility, and the ability to deliver turnkey solutions in environments where reliability, repeatability, and schedule discipline matter. The company serves IT OEM equipment manufacturers, technology and services firms, private-sector businesses, and government or commercial end users. Its geographic footprint is primarily U.S.-centric, with a Texas headquarters and domestic operations, while its public-market listing on NASDAQ gives it access to a wider investor base than many private peers in the same niche. Recent company updates point to a meaningful scaling phase. Management has highlighted a multi-year agreement with a primary customer, an expanded factory footprint, and increased capacity that more than doubled the facility size while lifting power availability to 15 MW. TSS also emphasized improved market visibility after moving to the Nasdaq Capital Market and being added to the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 in 2025. More recently, the company has been reshaping its leadership bench with executives who previously held senior roles at Dell Technologies, reinforcing the strategic emphasis on AI-enabled infrastructure, cloud-to-edge solutions, and larger enterprise deployments. For investors, TSSI remains a small-cap U.S. technology name with growth leverage, but also with concentration risk and execution sensitivity typical of a specialized integrator.