Ocitech buys used server memory and data center GPUs in bulk — built on two decades of experience sourcing physical commodities at scale.
Ocitech is built around a simple idea: when a physical commodity gets scarce and expensive fast, someone has to go find the supply that's still sitting around unused. That's been true for precious metals for decades, and it's true for server memory and data-center GPUs right now, as AI infrastructure buildouts have pulled global chip capacity away from the rest of the market.
Our background is in sourcing and moving physical commodities at scale — gold, industrial materials, surplus inventory — across multiple countries and market cycles. Memory and compute are the current cycle. The underlying skill is the same: find inventory that's undervalued because it's inconvenient to sell, price it fairly, and move it fast.
We buy in bulk, we test and sort what we buy ourselves, and we pay quickly once a lot is confirmed. That's it. We don't require pre-sorted, pre-tested inventory, and we don't run 30 to 45 day payment cycles. If you've got server RAM, desktop RAM, or GPUs to move — tested or not, sorted or not — we want to see it.
Simple, fast payment, and in writing before anything moves.
Payment is usually sent the day your memory arrives. For lots of up to 200 modules, payment is sent within two business days of receipt; lots of more than 200 modules may take up to three business days. Payment is subject to testing confirming the agreed quantity and condition. Your written offer confirms the payment method and shipping arrangements.
We buy memory from sellers in the U.S. and internationally. International shipping is agreed per quote. How international sales work. Freight terms are stated in your quote so there are no surprises. Smaller lots typically ship to us directly; for full racks, pallet quantities, or site clear-outs we can arrange pickup and handle logistics on our end.
Your quote spells out the lot description, the price, the payment method, and the freight arrangement before anything moves. If a lot arrives materially different from what was described, we'll contact you to resolve it directly — we don't silently reprice. You can accept the revised offer or have the affected memory modules returned. If you request a return, you pay return shipping; undisputed items are still paid on schedule. As of September 2026, no seller has needed modules returned following a revised offer.
Call, email, or head to our quote form to send details on what you're selling.