Retire GPUs, graphics cards, and AI accelerator hardware securely — sanitise or destroy on-card memory, recover residual value from NVIDIA and HPC boards, and recycle the rest at our licensed UK facility.
Last reviewed: 22 September 2026


GPU disposal is the secure decommissioning, data destruction, and material recovery of graphics cards and AI accelerators — logged by serial number, with on-card memory sanitised or destroyed and residual value recovered at our licensed UK facility.
The same verified foundations on every project — documented, traceable, and UK-only.
Every card is logged by serial number and tracked from de-racking to sanitisation, resale, or recycling.
GPU memory and any attached storage are sanitised to NIST SP 800-88 or physically destroyed, with a serialised certificate.
NVIDIA, AMD, and HPC boards with resale value are tested, graded, and sold, with a transparent share returned to you.
Every asset is logged by serial number, transported under chain of custody by our Environment Agency registered carrier, and processed at our licensed UK facility in Mitcham — never sold on to an untracked offshore broker.
We lead with paperwork, not promises. Every registration below is independently checkable, and every project is delivered against recognised UK standards.
| Credential | Reference | Issued / recognised by | What it proves |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waste Carrier Registration | CBDU656692 | Environment Agency | Legal authority to transport and carry controlled waste and end-of-life IT across the UK. |
| WEEE Treatment Exemption (T11) | EXP/UP3043JD | Environment Agency | Authorised to treat waste electrical and electronic equipment for reuse and recycling. |
| ICO Data Protection Registration | ZB787416 | Information Commissioner's Office | Registered to process personal data in line with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. |
| Cyber Essentials | Certified | IASME (NCSC scheme) | Independently verified baseline cyber-security controls protecting your data while in our custody. |
| ADR 1.3 Dangerous Goods Awareness (Driver Training) | Certified | EcoStar (Dangerous Goods Training Online) | Collection drivers are trained to handle and transport equipment containing lithium batteries (UN3481, Class 9) in line with ADR dangerous goods rules. |
Standards we work to
We can supply our registrations, insurance certificates, and sample destruction outputs as part of your supplier due diligence.
Built for Data centre, AI infrastructure, and HPC operations teams.
Data-centre and workstation graphics cards — A100, H100, RTX, and older generations — logged and processed by serial number.
Accelerators, NVLink and network adapters, and HPC compute cards retired alongside AI server refreshes.
GPU non-volatile memory, BIOS and configuration stores, and any attached storage sanitised or physically destroyed.
Working boards are tested, graded, and resold; end-of-life cards are recycled to WEEE standards.
Common questions about gpus & graphics cards disposal.
Yes. GPUs hold data in on-card VRAM and configuration stores, and AI accelerators may hold model fragments or credentials. We sanitise on-card memory or physically destroy the board, with a serialised certificate — the same evidence set as drive destruction.
Yes. High-value NVIDIA, AMD, and HPC boards with resale value are tested, graded, and resold, and you receive a transparent share of the proceeds, offsetting the decommissioning cost.
AI and GPU servers are de-racked and processed as a unit: drives and on-card memory are sanitised or destroyed, and high-value accelerators are graded for resale. See our server disposal and data centre decommissioning pages for the full walkthrough.
No. All processing happens at our licensed UK facility in Mitcham, and hardware is never sold on to an untracked offshore broker.
Still deciding?
Tell us about the gpus & graphics cards you need to retire and we will arrange a clear, no-obligation quote.