For hyperscalers and cloud providers
Sell retired GPU fleets.
When a refresh retires thousands of GPUs, sell them to vetted neoclouds, AI factories, and labs around the world. Every deal is checked before any money moves.
We reply within one business day.How selling works
Why Cloud providers get deals done here
Every deal checked
Both sides pass KYC, and every deal has a confirmed end user, screened against export rules, before any money moves.
Discreet by default
We don't name sellers, buyers, or deal sizes publicly.
Sell in tranches
Sell a fleet in one batch, or in tranches as racks come out of service.
What they sell
- HGX H100 servers
- A100 fleets
- H200 systems
- Networking
- Full racks
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.
How it works
- 01
Tell us what you have
Model, how many, configuration, condition, and where it sits. A spreadsheet works.
- 02
Vetted buyers make offers
You pick the offer. KYC and the end-user and export checks are done before any money moves.
- 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
NVIDIA
B300
- Architecture
- Blackwell Ultra
- Memory
- 288 GB HBM3e per GPU
- Form factors
- SXM (HGX)
NVIDIA
B200
- Architecture
- Blackwell
- Memory
- 180 GB HBM3e per GPU
- Form factors
- SXM (HGX)
NVIDIA
H200
- Architecture
- Hopper
- Memory
- 141 GB HBM3e
- Form factors
- SXM, NVL (PCIe)
NVIDIA
H100
- Architecture
- Hopper
- Memory
- 80 GB (SXM, PCIe), 94 GB (NVL)
- Form factors
- SXM, PCIe, NVL
NVIDIA
A100
- Architecture
- Ampere
- Memory
- 40 GB or 80 GB
- Form factors
- SXM, PCIe
And more
L40S, GB200 and GB300 NVL72 racks, AMD MI300X, and every other model.
See all GPUs
Plus whole servers and the networking that goes with them.
Questions people ask
What do cloud providers do with old GPUs?
Many resell them. Last generation's GPUs still have useful life left for neoclouds, inference companies, and researchers who can't get new hardware fast enough.
Can we sell a fleet in tranches?
Yes. Sell it all at once, or batch by batch as racks come out of service.
Will our name be shared?
No. We don't name sellers or buyers publicly.
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.