Corsair to shut down Origin PC Miami operations as it relocates production to Atlanta

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Corsair has announced the relocation of its Origin PC manufacturing from Miami, Florida, to its Atlanta, Georgia, facility to boost capacity and customization options, which it says will make the company's Origin PCs even more competitive than they are today. But this move also means the closure of Corsair's Miami production facilities, impacting 55 employees, reports Bizjournals

The company indicated that the decision to move Origin PC's manufacturing operations to Atlanta, Georgia, is part of Corsair's strategy to enhance its product lines' customization capabilities. This relocation is set to leverage the recently expanded capacity and warehousing of the Atlanta facility, ensuring a more efficient production process at scale.

"We are incredibly excited about the expansion of customization and personalization capability in our portfolio," said Andy Paul, CEO and founder of Corsair. "This move begins an exciting new chapter for custom PC building and one that will help Corsair deliver perfect battlestations to our consumers." 

The expansion of the Atlanta facility and the recent completion of a new facility in Taiwan for personalized game controllers mark significant strides in Corsair’s strategic development. Yet, it is sad to see the Miami facility go as it was the origin of the Origin PC, a legendary PC maker founded by ex-Alienware executives in 2009.

Anton Shilov
Contributing Writer

Anton Shilov is a contributing writer at Tom’s Hardware. Over the past couple of decades, he has covered everything from CPUs and GPUs to supercomputers and from modern process technologies and latest fab tools to high-tech industry trends.

  • gg83
    I can only imagine the cost of property in Miami. Atlanta is a much bigger international hub too.
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  • Kamen Rider Blade
    gg83 said:
    I can only imagine the cost of property in Miami. Atlanta is a much bigger international hub too.
    Atlanta also has the US' busiest Airport which is the #1 Airport hub in the US!
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  • brandonjclark
    gg83 said:
    I can only imagine the cost of property in Miami. Atlanta is a much bigger international hub too.
    I wonder how much this has to do with cost of living vs. quality of workforce. Then again, the two aren't mutually exclusive.
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  • gg83
    brandonjclark said:
    I wonder how much this has to do with cost of living vs. quality of workforce. Then again, the two aren't mutually exclusive.
    Right! That's what I was thinking.
    Reply