Ribbon cutting ceremony marks expansion of Unigen’s manufacturing footprint and continued investment in U.S. operations
In a move that underscores the growing demand for extending the lifecycle of enterprise hardware, Unigen Corporation has officially opened a second facility at its Newark, California headquarters. The expansion, celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony on October 2, 2026, is a strategic bet on the company’s remanufacturing services, beginning with a focus on servers.
NEWARK, CA, UNITED STATES, October 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The new space, located adjacent to Unigen’s existing headquarters, is designed to scale the company’s server remanufacturing operations to better meet customer demand. While the initial focus is on servers, the facility is built with the flexibility to accommodate additional product categories as the business evolves.
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Unigen’s remanufacturing operation covers the full spectrum of the product lifecycle, offering a comprehensive suite of services designed to maximize the value of existing technology assets. These services include:
- Product Returns Management & Reverse Logistics: RMA processing and shipping
- Repair & Rework: Product repair and restoration
- Remanufacturing & Refurbishment: Full system disassembly and product lifecycle extension
- Testing & Quality Assurance: Product diagnostics, testing, and validation
- Component Recovery & Reuse: Component harvesting, testing, and reuse
- Inventory & Materials Management: Parts tracking and inventory control
- System Configuration & Integration: Full system assembly and configuration
“Customers are looking for more ways to extend the life of their equipment and get greater value from their technology investments,” said Milla Woo, Vice President of Remanufacturing & Services at Unigen. “This new facility allows us to expand our server remanufacturing capabilities while building on our strong foundation in engineering, manufacturing, and quality. We are excited to continue growing these services and helping customers achieve both their business and sustainability goals.”
The push into remanufacturing is also a significant part of a broader sustainability strategy. By giving servers and their components a second life, Unigen aims to help customers reduce electronic waste and conserve resources, all while getting more mileage out of their existing technology budgets. As the company scales these services, it is focused on helping customers balance the need for performance and reliability with more environmentally conscious approaches to managing technology throughout its life cycle.
This investment in the Newark headquarters signals Unigen’s long-term commitment to maintaining advanced manufacturing, engineering, and remanufacturing capabilities in Silicon Valley, even as it continues to serve a global client base through its international operations.
About Unigen Corporation
Founded in 1991, Unigen is an established global leader in the design and manufacture of OEM products including SSDs, DRAM modules, NVDIMMs, Enterprise IO and AI solutions. Unigen also offers a full array of Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS), including design, quick-turn prototyping, new product introduction, volume production, supply chain management, assembly & test, and aftermarket services. Headquartered in Newark, California, the company operates state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities (ISO-9001/14001/13485 and IATF 16949) in the heart of Silicon Valley as well as offshore in Vietnam and Malaysia. Unigen offers its products and services to customers worldwide targeting a broad range of end markets including automotive, computing and storage, embedded, medical, AI, robotics, clean energy, and IoT. Learn more about Unigen’s products and services at Unigen.com.
Why it matters: As businesses face tighter budgets and increased pressure to meet sustainability targets, the ability to extend the life of critical server infrastructure becomes a key competitive advantage. Unigen’s investment signals that remanufacturing is moving from a niche afterthought to a core strategic pillar for hardware providers, offering a path to reduce e-waste while preserving performance.
Jeff Chang
Unigen Corporation
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