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Introducing the Titan Building for IC Component Storage

Introducing the Titan Building for IC Component Storage

11 November 2025 · By Charlotte Hughes

At Force Technologies, we continue to invest in the infrastructure and capabilities that matter most to our customers. The recent completion of the Titan Building marks a significant milestone in our long-term growth strategy, providing expanded capacity and enhanced storage capabilities for critical electronic components.

This purpose-built facility has been designed specifically to meet the increasing demand for long-term storage solutions. It is not a replacement for our existing storage infrastructure, but a major addition that supports our commitment to long-term availability, security and rapid response. As global supply chains remain unpredictable and the risk of obsolescence continues to affect programme-critical components, the need for stable, reliable storage has never been greater.

The Titan Building offers a state-of-the-art environment for storing semiconductor die and assembled products in precisely controlled conditions. The facility is fully ESD-protected and features closely monitored temperature and humidity controls to ensure component integrity over extended periods. It also includes nitrogen storage cabinets, with three units already operational and ten more on order. This investment significantly increases our capacity to preserve sensitive materials, supporting customers who require long-term traceability, reliability, and readiness.

This expansion reflects the confidence our customers place in us and our continued focus on delivering tailored solutions for sectors such as aerospace, defence and space. By planning ahead and investing in scalable infrastructure, we aim to remain at the forefront of obsolescence management and secure component supply.

The Titan Building represents more than increased capacity; it reflects our long-term vision and the values that underpin our relationships with customers. We understand the risks posed by obsolescence and the importance of maintaining continuity. With this new facility, we are better equipped than ever to meet those challenges head-on.

If you would like to learn more about how our long-term storage solutions can support your supply chain strategy, our team is ready to help. Get in touch today.

Charlotte Hughes

Written by

Charlotte Hughes

Commercial Director, Force Technologies

Charlotte Hughes is Commercial Director at Force Technologies with a degree and Masters in Psychology and is an accredited Applied Behaviour Analyst. She transitioned from internal sales and operations to managing sales, key accounts, and the distribution network. Charlotte actively participates in industry events and memberships, leveraging her expertise in sales, customer service, procurement, and product management within the electronics obsolescence sector.

Charlotte regularly engages with and attends events hosted by organisations Force Technologies is a member of, such as Joscar, Make UK Defence, Aerospace Wales and the International Institute of Obsolescence Management – all with the aim of networking, gaining and sharing industry knowledge and expertise.

Specialisms

Charlotte specialises in sales, customer service, product procurement, product management, and operations. She holds Associate Member status from the International Institute of Obsolescence Management.

Certifications

Charlotte holds Associate Member status from the International Institute of Obsolescence Management.

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