How to buy or sell spare GPUs, transformers and data center capacity: 6 steps
The parts that hold up the AI build-out can't be ordered off the shelf. Our capacity exchange connects people who have spare capacity with people who need it. Here is how it works.
1Choose buy or sell
Tell us whether you are offering capacity or looking for it.
2Pick a category
GPU compute, GPU hardware, data-center space, power and interconnect slots, transformers and switchgear, turbines and gensets, cooling, optics and networking, memory and storage.
3Describe what you have or need
Model, quantity, location, timing and any price guide.
4Add your contact details
Your details are never published.
5We review every listing by hand
Submissions go only to our team.
6We introduce matches privately
When we see a fit, we connect both sides by email. We don't take part in the transaction.
Why an exchange for AI capacity
Long lead times create mismatches: one company has a transformer it no longer needs, another has a project stalled for want of one. A GPU cluster reserved for a project that slipped can be useful to someone else today. Most of these trades happen through personal networks; the exchange widens that network.
Tips for a good listing
Be specific: exact model and configuration, quantity, location, delivery or availability date, and contract terms. For power equipment, include ratings (for example MVA and voltage) and condition. For powered sites, include the interconnection status and energisation date.
Check current GPU prices and equipment lead times before you price a listing.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to list?
Yes.
Are listings public?
No. Listings are private and reviewed by our team, who introduce matches directly.
What can I list?
GPU clusters and hours, servers, powered sites, PPAs and interconnect positions, transformers, switchgear, turbines, gensets, fuel cells, chillers and CDUs, optics and memory.
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