$One Stop Systems(OSS)$ I keep coming back to the space angle.

Most people still see OSS as a rugged edge compute company.

But if space data centers become a real infrastructure category, OSS gets a lot more interesting.

They already list NASA under customer engagements.

That doesn't mean OSS is building space data centers today. But it does tell me they're already in the right rooms.

Space compute won't use normal data center hardware.

It will need rugged systems, GPU compute, thermal expertise, reliability, aerospace relationships, and extreme-environment infrastructure.

That sounds much closer to OSS than to a generic server company.

The market is focused on AI data centers on Earth.

But what happens when compute starts moving off Earth?

I'm not saying OSS has won anything here yet.

But the NASA engagement could be an early clue.

If OSS is positioning for this market, the upside could be much bigger than people think.

Long OSS.