Startup Computer Hardware Operators

Launching a computer hardware business means managing a complex lifecycle, from sourcing delicate components to fulfilling final customer orders. You need operational space that is as agile as your product roadmap, allowing you to scale inventory, staging, and returns processing without the crippling commitment of a long-term lease. Cubework provides the secure, flexible infrastructure to handle the physical demands of modern tech manufacturing and distribution.

Operational Agility for Hardware Logistics

Component Inventory Storage

Securely house high-value, sensitive components-CPUs, GPUs, memory modules, and specialized boards-across our 70+ locations nationwide. Our spaces are designed for secure, organized storage, letting you manage fluctuating stock levels as your product lines evolve.

• High-security access
• Scalable space from 100 SF up
• All-inclusive pricing
• 24/7 surveillance

Receiving and Staging for Builds

When new batches of parts arrive or finished units are ready for shipment, you need efficient staging areas. Utilize our dock-high and grade-level loading access to streamline receiving and prepare pallets for immediate dispatch, whether you are prototyping or fulfilling bulk orders.

• Dock-high loading access
• Rapid 48-hour move-in
• Flexible space sizing
• Nationwide network coverage

RMA and Returns Processing

Handling returns, defective units, and warranty claims requires dedicated, secure space separate from active inventory. Our versatile units provide the necessary footprint to process, inspect, and re-stock returned hardware efficiently.

• Secure, dedicated zones
• Month-to-month flexibility
• Space for inspection workflows
• Easy access for carrier pickups

Recognize your operation?

1. Prototype Assembler: You are rapidly iterating on new hardware designs and need secure, temporary space to store dozens of small, high-value component kits while testing prototypes before mass production. You need the flexibility of month-to-month terms to match your R&D cycle.
2. Small-Scale Fulfillment House: You have secured initial sales and are now managing the physical inventory and shipping of finished PCs or custom builds. You require dock-high access to efficiently load and dispatch orders across multiple states.
3. Component Distributor: You source specialized parts from various global suppliers and need a secure, centralized hub across the country to manage incoming shipments, organize SKUs, and fulfill smaller, regional B2B orders without the overhead of owning a distribution center.