Every generation, every condition, stated up front
Hardware for every stage of a refresh: new, refurbished, and used.
A refresh moves hardware at every stage of its life: sealed systems on the architecture you are moving to, restored units for proven capacity, and tested fleets coming off other operators' floors. Every listing states generation and condition and is verified before it goes live, and every trade runs between a verified seller and a vetted buyer. The right choice depends on what the machines are for, not on how new they are.
New
Factory-sealed, full warranty.
The architecture you are moving to, straight from verified allocation, sealed in crate with OEM warranty and support carried into your contract.
What to expect
- Zero hardware risk and the longest service life
- OEM warranty and support terms in writing
- Allocation lead times, confirmed before you sign
- Premium price, competed across suppliers
Refurbished
Restored, tested, warrantied.
Previous-generation systems inspected, reworked where needed, burned in, and graded before listing. Proven capacity for the workloads that do not need the newest silicon.
What to expect
- Tested and graded, with the work documented
- Warranty options on most listings
- Ships from stock, not from an allocation queue
- Well below new pricing for near-new capability
Used
Tested working, sold as-is.
Fleets coming off other operators' floors as they refresh, tested working before listing and sold as-is. The fastest path to real GPUs, and the lots you'll most often see under the hammer.
What to expect
- The lowest cost per GPU on the marketplace
- Ready to ship immediately
- Sold as-is, condition disclosed in full
- Auction lots let the market set the price
By generation
Which generation shows up where.
Condition follows the refresh cycle. Where a generation sits in it tells you what to expect on the floor, whichever product line it is.
Current architecture
Mostly new, from allocation.
Sealed systems with OEM warranty, lead times confirmed with the supplier. What a refresh moves to.
Previous architecture
Mostly refurbished and used, arriving as fleets refresh.
Tested and graded systems coming off neocloud floors. Proven capacity, shipping from stock, often under the hammer.
Two generations back
Mostly used, priced for inference and development.
Sold as-is with condition disclosed in full. The lowest cost per GPU for workloads that do not need the newest silicon.
Who buys what
Match the condition to the job.
AI clouds & hyperscale
New at allocation scale for the fleet; refurbished to add burst capacity between allocation windows without waiting a quarter.
Enterprise AI & platform teams
New for production clusters the business depends on; refurbished for dev, test, and staging environments where warranty matters less than budget.
Research & HPC
Refurbished and used stretch grant budgets furthest. A tested last-generation system often benchmarks the workload just as well.
Startups & labs
Used gear and auction lots put real training capacity within reach before the next round. Below-market price, immediate shipment.
Data center & colocation operators
Mixed fleets matched to the power and cooling already in the hall: new where tenants demand it, used and refurbished to fill remaining capacity profitably.
Resellers & integrators
Auction lots and used inventory to source stock at margin, with condition verified before you commit.
How we verify condition
Every listing is reviewed before it goes live. Used and refurbished systems are tested before listing, condition appears on the listing itself, and spec sheets carry the details buyers actually compare: GPU model and memory, cooling, power draw, networking, warranty, and support. Before the contract is issued, buyers can request dated photos and serial details of the allocated units. No surprises is the product.
From the catalog
See what's listed right now.
Live SKUs in every condition, backed by verified supplier inventory. Condition and specs on every listing.
See what is on the floor today.
Browse the catalog by generation and condition, or head to the auctions where fleets go under the hammer.