We buy
Used & Scrap Server Buyer UAE
Scope
What we buy
Server hardware from server rooms and data centers, from recently retired systems to faulty units and servers written off as scrap, valued at the configuration level.
Selling server memory or drives on their own? See loose drives and memory.
We buy servers from businesses and individual sellers in all seven emirates. See our service areas.
Rack servers
1U, 2U and larger rack-mounted servers.
Tower servers
Free-standing servers from offices and smaller server rooms.
Blade servers and chassis
Blade enclosures and the blades installed in them.
Components installed in the servers
Processors, memory and drives sold as part of the servers they are fitted in.
Situations
When businesses sell servers
The situations that usually put this equipment on a sale list. If yours is not here, the process is the same.
End of warranty or support
Servers reach the end of their support contract and are replaced on schedule.
Virtualization and consolidation
Workloads move onto fewer, more powerful hosts, leaving the older servers surplus.
Cloud migration
Applications move to the cloud and on-premises servers are retired.
Server-room closure
An office move or consolidation closes a server room and its hardware has to go.
Data-center refresh or decommissioning
A refresh or decommissioning project you are running leaves racks of servers to sell.
Servers held as scrap
Old servers written off after a migration and left in a store room or an empty rack.
Valuation
What affects the valuation
We value from the details you send. These are the factors that move the figure for this category. No two lots are the same, so we do not publish prices.
- Model and generation
- The server platform and its generation set the baseline.
- Processors
- CPU model and the number of processors installed.
- Memory
- Total RAM and the size of the installed modules.
- Drives
- Whether drives are included, and their type and capacity, or removed.
- Controllers and cards
- RAID controllers and network cards fitted in the server.
- Power supplies
- Redundant power supplies and their condition.
- Rails and bezels
- Mounting rails and front bezels make a server more complete.
- Identical configurations
- Several servers with the same configuration are simpler to value.
- Working status
- Whether the servers were working when they were taken out of service.
Send Your Asset List
What to send for a valuation
A list with these details lets us value your servers accurately. Send what you have; we will ask if anything is missing.
Servers · checklist
- Model and generation
- Processors (model and count)
- Installed memory
- Drives, or “removed”
- Quantity per configuration
- Rack, tower or blade
- Condition and working status
- Whether the servers are still racked
- Location and any site access notes
How it works
How selling works
Step 01
Share your equipment details
Send a configuration list. A spreadsheet export is fine.
Step 02
Receive a valuation
We review the details you send and come back to you with a valuation.
Step 03
Agree the handover
Agree with us how and when the equipment will be handed over.
Step 04
Complete the sale
Once you accept the valuation, the sale is completed on the agreed terms.
Data-bearing devices
Servers sold with drives or RAID arrays may still hold data. Handle them under your organization's own data policy, and tell us whether drives are included or removed.
Data-bearing devices in our FAQServers: common questions
Do you buy faulty or non-working servers?
Yes. Faulty, non-working and written-off servers are part of what we buy, as well as working systems. Send the configuration as far as you know it and note which units fail to boot or report hardware faults; where records are missing, photos of the labels are a good start.
Can we request a valuation while the servers are still racked and running?
Yes. The valuation is based on the configuration details you send, so you can request it before switch-off. Tell us whether each server is still installed, and the planned decommissioning date if you have one. Our guide to selling used servers covers planning the sale around a migration.
Why does the number of identical configurations matter?
Ten identical servers can be assessed, tested and resold as one group, while ten different builds are ten separate valuations. List a quantity for each configuration rather than one line per server.
Do rails, bezels and power supplies make a difference?
They can. Servers that come with their redundant power supplies, rails and front bezels are more complete and generally easier to resell. Note what is included for each configuration.
Related equipment
Equipment that often leaves the business at the same time.
Storage Equipment
Arrays, NAS appliances and disk shelves
Networking Equipment
Switches, routers and firewalls
Hard Drives, SSDs & RAM
Loose drives and memory modules
Data Centers
Refresh, consolidation and migration projects
Ready to sell your servers?
Send us your list or a short description of the servers and we will prepare a valuation.
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