Sell used servers and data center equipment
We buy servers, storage, racks and the infrastructure around them, from a single rack to a full room. Corporate IT, data centres, hosting providers and resellers all sell to us.
What we buy
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Servers
Rack mount and blade servers from Dell, HPE, Lenovo, Supermicro and Cisco. Populated or stripped. Processors, memory and drive caddies are worth listing separately, because they often carry more value out of the chassis than in it.
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Storage
SAN and NAS arrays, disk shelves, controllers and drives. Enterprise SSDs hold their value well and are worth counting accurately.
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Racks and infrastructure
Server racks and enclosures, rail kits, PDUs, rack UPS units, KVM switches, cable management and structured cabling. This is the part most buyers leave behind, and it is the part that makes a room hard to clear.
What makes a server worth more
Generation is the biggest factor, and it moves faster than most people expect. The gap between two adjacent generations is usually larger than the gap between a clean unit and a scuffed one, which is why moving early matters more than presentation.
After that: processor model and count, installed memory, drive configuration, whether caddies and rails are present, and whether the unit powers on. A server sold with rails and caddies is worth meaningfully more than the same server without them, so check the racks before they go in the skip.
Full rack and full room decommissions
Clearing a room is different from selling a pallet, and it is worth telling us early if that is what this is. We will price the whole room in one number rather than line by line, including the cabling, the empty racks and the equipment with no resale value.
If you are working to a lease end, a site closure or a landlord deadline, say so at the first message. Collection gets planned around the date rather than around our schedule.
Get an offer on
your server hardware
Send an asset list, a rack elevation, or photographs of what is in the room. Any of the three is enough to start.