Data Center & IT Equipment Auctions & Asset Sales

Data center and enterprise IT facilities periodically divest surplus infrastructure assets as technology refresh cycles accelerate, facilities consolidate, and organizations migrate workloads or modernize systems. Heritage Global Partners is trusted for supporting asset dispositions within corporate enterprises, data center operators, technology providers, and institutional owners, including single-site and multi-location IT asset dispositions, frequently spanning multiple facilities.

Assets in this category originate from data center upgrades, cloud migration initiatives, facility closures, and corporate restructuring. Buyer demand in this category centers on reliable IT infrastructure, power and cooling systems, and enterprise hardware for redeployment, resale, or parts recovery.

Typical Assets Sold

  • Servers, storage systems, and network hardware
  • Data center racks, cabinets, and enclosures
  • Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and battery systems
  • Power distribution units (PDUs) and electrical infrastructure
  • Cooling systems, CRAC units, and containment solutions
  • Networking switches, routers, and firewalls
  • Backup systems and disaster recovery hardware
  • IT support equipment and accessories

Current Auctions

Current listings in this category are updated regularly. View all active auctions and available inventory.

Past Auctions

Data items are unavailable for past auctions.

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Buyer FAQs

Warranty transferability varies and should be verified by the buyer.
Some sales involve live decommissioning under controlled conditions.
Asset condition varies by sale. Listings provide available information regarding operational status, decommissioning scope, and asset history where applicable.

Seller FAQs

Dispositions are commonly driven by hardware refresh cycles, cloud migration, facility consolidation, mergers, or changes in technology strategy.
Yes. Multi-site IT dispositions are common.

Age, generation, power efficiency, and market demand are key drivers.