What we recover.

Enterprise rack and tower platforms commonly recovered from data-centre and corporate estates. RecyclicTech is not an authorised reseller or partner of any manufacturer unless later verified.

• Dell

  PowerEdge and related enterprise platforms, assessed by generation and configuration.

• HPE

  ProLiant and associated rack servers frequently present in mixed European estates.

• Lenovo

  ThinkSystem and related enterprise servers.

• Supermicro

  High-density and custom configurations, including GPU-ready chassis.

• Cisco UCS

  Blade and rack compute common in older unified computing estates.

• Other enterprise servers

  IBM, Fujitsu, Oracle and unbranded OEM systems evaluated on their merits.

Arrays, shelves and media recovered as complete systems or as component streams.

• SAN

  Fibre Channel and iSCSI arrays, including controllers and disk shelves.

• NAS

  Enterprise file platforms with residual reuse potential.

• Enterprise SSD

  Data-bearing flash assessed for erasure, reuse or destruction.

• Enterprise HDD

  Nearline and performance drives processed as media, not mixed scrap.

• Storage arrays

  Complete systems evaluated before being broken for parts.

Switching, routing, security and optical hardware from core, distribution and data-centre fabrics.

• Switches

  Top-of-rack, aggregation and campus switching.

• Routers

  Edge and core routing platforms.

• Firewalls

  Security appliances treated as data-bearing until proven otherwise.

• Fibre Channel

  Directors, switches and HBAs from storage fabrics.

• Network cards

  NICs, optics and interface modules recovered as components.

Accelerated compute retired from AI, rendering and research estates.

• GPU servers

  NVIDIA and other accelerator nodes from AI and rendering estates.

• Standalone GPUs

  Cards recovered from chassis, assessed separately from the host.

• AI infrastructure

  Training and inference clusters retired as lots.

• FPGA / other accelerators

  Non-GPU accelerators evaluated on their merits.

Corporate end-user estates. Data wiping comes before any education reuse.

• Laptops

  Notebooks and ultrabooks from corporate refresh cycles.

• Desktops

  Towers and all-in-ones.

• Workstations

  CAD, media and engineering desktops.

• Thin clients

  Where still present in older office rooms.

The iron around the iron — often overlooked, and often still reusable.

• Racks

  42U and mixed cabinets, including doors, sides and accessories.

• KVM

  Console and out-of-band access hardware.

Power kit assessed separately from IT loads.

• PDUs

  Metered and switched distribution units.

• UPS

  Floor and rack UPS systems.

Copper, fibre and structured cabling recovered where it has a route.

• Copper cabling

  Patch and structured copper from halls and rooms.

• Fibre

  Single-mode and multimode runs, including cassettes.

• Optics

  SFP/QSFP modules treated as components, not scrap.

Every data-bearing unit is tracked to a certificate — reuse is not a shortcut around destruction.

• HDD

  Erased or physically destroyed according to the brief.

• SSD

  Flash media that often requires a different sanitisation path.

• Tape / other media

  Where present in backup rooms.

What cannot be reused is routed as WEEE — after data is closed, not instead of it.

• Scrap fractions

  Metals and plastics after reuse is ruled out.

• Hazardous items

  Flagged in the assessment so the crew is prepared.