Capabilities
Repair & Recycling
Repair, assessment, and responsible retirement for AI and data center hardware.
What we help with
Hardware has a life after the first deployment. We support inquiries for diagnostic and repair work on servers, GPUs, and related equipment where a repair is feasible; for assessment of used or decommissioned gear; and for recycling or retirement when equipment should not go back into service.
We will tell you honestly when a repair is not practical. The scope of a given job is confirmed in the quotation.
Tell us what the equipment is, where it is, the condition or fault as you understand it, and whether the goal is a repair, an assessment, or a responsible end of life. Data-handling or sanitization requirements should be stated up front.
Configurations we can quote
These are examples of configurations we can quote, not a catalogue of stock on hand. Availability is confirmed in the quotation. This site does not publish list prices.
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Diagnostic and repair
Diagnosis and repair of GPU servers and related host platforms, where a repair is supportable. We will say so when it is not.
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Used and returned equipment assessment
Assessment of used, surplus, or returned equipment — a defined scope of its own, not a commitment to buy or to repair.
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End-of-life recycling and decommissioning
Recycling and decommissioning support when equipment should not return to service, quoted to the equipment list and the site.
Practical considerations
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Supportability
Not every failure is practical to repair. We will say so when that is the case, rather than quoting a job that should not be started.
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Assessment is its own scope
An assessment is not a commitment to buy, to repair, or to take the equipment back. That boundary should be clear in the inquiry.
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Data handling
Sanitization and chain of custody should be stated when the equipment has held sensitive work. We would rather know the requirement than discover it late.
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End of life
Recycling and decommissioning are quoted to the equipment list and the site, not offered as a generic pickup service.
What to include in an inquiry
- Equipment type, platform, and quantity
- Serial or asset identifiers if you have them, and a short note on the fault or condition
- Whether the goal is repair, assessment, or retirement
- Where the equipment is, and whether it can be shipped
- Data-handling or sanitization requirements
- The timeline you are working toward
- Any parts or configuration context that would help a diagnosis
Ready to specify a configuration?
Share the use case, the target build, quantity, destination country, and timeline. We will take it from the inquiry.