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Whether you’re a business looking to recover value from retired assets or an individual hunting for affordable tech, our guides and insights help you make smarter decisions in the IT resale market.

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Selling GPUs and CPUs at the Workstation
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Dakodah

Where Should You Sell CPUs and GPUs?

The best place to sell CPUs and GPUs depends on what you have, how many units you need to move, how fast you want to get paid, and whether the hardware came from business systems. Individual sellers may use public marketplaces. Businesses, data centers, schools, and enterprises usually get better results from a specialized IT equipment buyer that can quote bulk lots, handle logistics, and document the transaction. CPUs and GPUs can hold strong resale value, especially when they are

Technician working in data center rack
AI
Dakodah

What Happens to Retired AI GPU Servers in 2026?

Somewhere in a hyperscale data center right now, a rack of NVIDIA H100 servers is being pulled offline. Not because they broke. Because something faster showed up. That’s the story of AI hardware in 2026. Blackwell-generation B200 systems reached general availability in the first quarter, and hyperscalers are rotating Hopper-generation inventory out to make room. Enterprise operators running air-cooled facilities are retiring H100 clusters that physically can’t host the new liquid-cooled platforms. Co-location tenants are timing GPU fleet retirements around

NVIDIA H100 vs A100
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Alex

NVIDIA H100 vs A100 for AI Computing: Choosing the Right GPU for Your AI Workloads

Today’s AI landscape relies heavily on powerful GPUs to train models, run inference, and support high-performance computing tasks across enterprises and research labs. Two of the most influential GPUs from NVIDIA — the A100 and the H100 — have become benchmarks in AI hardware performance. Choosing between the NVIDIA H100 vs A100 isn’t just about raw numbers. It’s about understanding how architecture, memory, efficiency, use cases, and total cost of ownership align with your organization’s goals. In this comparison, we

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Steven

CPUs, GPUs, and TPUs – What’s the Difference?

In the heart of every computer lies a complex ecosystem of processing units. But amidst the jargon and acronyms, understanding the different roles these units play can feel like deciphering hieroglyphics. Fear not, intrepid tech explorers! This blog unravels the mysteries of the CPU, GPU, and TPU, revealing their distinct functions and harmonious interdependency. The Mastermind CPU: Imagine the CPU as the central command center of your computer. It’s the conductor of the processing orchestra, juggling tasks like: The Graphics

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Alex

How to Recycle Old Graphics Cards (and When to Sell Instead)

That old graphics card in a drawer, or the stack of GPUs from retired workstations, might be worth more than you think. Before you drop them at a recycling bin, it pays to check. This guide explains how to recycle old graphics cards the right way, which cards are still worth selling, and how businesses can recover value from retired GPUs. We buy and process GPUs, workstations, and GPU servers regularly, so we see what holds value and what does

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