Array Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARRY) announced the launch of Atlas, a new suite of foundation-to-tracker solutions designed for use with its own trackers and APA foundations, according to a press release dated July 29, 2026.

The Atlas suite is offered in two configurations. Atlas I targets standard soil conditions and connects driven foundations to the tracker through an adjustable rolled steel C-channel and bearing interface. Atlas II is designed for challenging soil conditions and connects engineered foundations, such as helical piles or ground screws, through a dual-leg interface. Array states Atlas II reduces component count by 70% compared to the existing APA A-Frame product.

Both configurations are built around a common engineered bearing housing platform intended to maintain a consistent tracker interface above grade across varied site conditions.

The company positions Atlas as an alternative to traditional steel W-beams, which it says are subject to volatile commodity pricing and installation complexity. Array estimates the tracker foundation market exceeds $1 billion annually, citing the Wood Mackenzie Global Solar Tracker Landscape H1 2026 Report and its own estimates.

"For decades, developers have relied on commodity steel piles that were never engineered as part of the tracker system," said Josh Von Deylen, Chief Executive Officer of APA Solar, an Array company. "Atlas changes that by bringing the foundation and tracker interface together in a purpose-built solution that helps customers install faster, source more efficiently, and execute projects with greater confidence."

The Atlas launch follows Array's 2025 acquisition of APA Solar, a solar racking and foundations solutions provider. Array is headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico.