For decommissioning companies

Sell what comes out of the data center.

Decommissioning a GPU hall? Tell us about the servers, racks, and networking. Vetted buyers around the world make offers, and they inspect before they pay.

We reply within one business day.How selling works

Why Decommissioners get deals done here

  1. Sell whole clusters

    Servers, racks, and the networking between them can go to one buyer, so a working cluster doesn't have to be broken up.

  2. Buyers you couldn't reach

    Neoclouds, AI factories, and labs around the world, on top of the buyers you already know.

  3. Deals that keep moving

    One team brings the buyer, runs the checks, and handles the paperwork, so nothing stalls between handoffs. We reply within one business day.

What they sell

  • Full racks
  • HGX and DGX servers
  • InfiniBand switches and optics
  • GPUs and baseboards

Who buys it

Idle hardware loses value.

Each new GPU launch pushes the previous generation's price down. Hardware sold while it's still current reaches more buyers than hardware sold after the next generation ships.

Sell hardwareWe reply within one business day.

How it works

  1. 01

    Tell us what you have

    Model, how many, configuration, condition, and where it sits. A spreadsheet works.

  2. 02

    Vetted buyers make offers

    You pick the offer. KYC and the end-user and export checks are done before any money moves.

  3. 03

    Inspect, pay, ship

    The buyer inspects the units, pays, and the hardware ships. We stay on it until it's done.

Hardware we close deals on

Questions people ask

What happens to GPUs when a data center is decommissioned?

They're tested, wiped, and resold, often to neoclouds, AI factories, and labs that need capacity. GPUs that still perform go back into service instead of sitting in storage.

Can I sell a whole GPU cluster to one buyer?

Yes. Many buyers want complete servers with networking. Tell us what's in the cluster, and we find buyers for it whole or in parts.

Can the buyer inspect the hardware before paying?

Yes. Buyers can inspect the units before any money moves, so both sides know exactly what's changing hands.

Can GPUs be sold to buyers outside the US?

Often, yes, depending on the destination and the end user. US export rules restrict where advanced GPUs can go, so every deal has a confirmed end user, screened against those rules, before any money moves.