Refurbished, Tested
and Graded with Evidence

Our structured programme assesses the physical condition, memory, firmware, power delivery, thermal behaviour and workload stability of eligible enterprise GPUs before they are approved for resale or deployment.

H100 and H200 solutions | Documented testing | Flexible configurations | Global delivery

Confidence Starts with a Documented Process

Refurbished hardware should be evaluated on evidence, not appearance alone. Data-centre GPUs operate under demanding conditions, and meaningful validation requires more than a basic power-on check. Our refurbishment, certification and grading programme combines inspection, diagnostics, restoration and workload testing. The results create a clearer record of each eligible unit’s condition and suitability for its next deployment.

Our Refurbishment and Grading Services

Physical & Microscopic Inspection

Each eligible GPU is assessed for visible damage, wear, contamination and previous repair activity. PCBs,
connectors, cooling components and other critical areas are inspected, with microscopy used where greater
detail is required.


Memory, Firmware & Connectivity Testing

Testing covers HBM or VRAM integrity, firmware and VBIOS verification, device recognition and relevant
connectivity behaviour. PCIe lane negotiation is checked where applicable to the GPU configuration.


Electrical &
Power Analysis

Electrical diagnostics assess relevant power-delivery components, VRM rails, resistance readings and
stability under load. This helps identify faults that may not be visible during a basic functional check.


Thermal Restoration & Validation

Cooling assemblies are inspected and cleaned, with thermal-interface materials replaced where required.
Thermal imaging and temperature monitoring help verify heat distribution and operating behaviour under
test conditions.


Stress Testing & Performance Grading

Eligible units undergo enterprise workload testing, burn-in assessment and stability checks. Results are
reviewed against defined condition and performance criteria to determine the appropriate grade.


Certification & Lifecycle Support

Approved units receive serialised documentation describing the checks completed and the recorded
outcome. Optional test evidence, warranty or replacement support and ongoing lifecycle services may be
available under the agreed commercial terms.

The Grading Journey

Intake and Identification

Diagnostics

Restoration

Validation and
Grade

What the Documentation
Can Include

  • Depending on the programme and product, documentation may include:
  • GPU identity and serial information
  • Inspection and diagnostic checks completed
  • Refurbishment work undertaken
  • Memory, power, thermal and workload results
  • Recorded condition and performance grade
  • Test date and report reference
  • Optional photographic or video evidence
  • Applicable warranty or replacement terms

Built for Demanding Next-Stage Workloads

  • Large language model training and fine-tuning
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  • High-density AI inference
  • AI agents and decentralised computing
  • Zero-knowledge proof generation
  • Quantitative and data-intensive processing
  • Private enterprise and sovereign AI environments

Why the Programme Matters

Buyers receive more than a model name and visual description; they gain documented insight into the
checks performed.

Defined processes create a more consistent basis for assessing units across larger batches.

Condition and performance information helps match hardware with an appropriate configuration and
workload.

Suitable GPUs can return to service instead of being prematurely discarded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ask for Evidence, Not Assumptions

Speak with our team about a GPU batch, the testing programme or the documentation available with
current inventory.