United States · Buyer-side desk

GPU procurement in the United States, on your side of the table.

Most of our verified inventory is US-located: A100 through B300, GB200 and full GB300 racked builds, quoting in days-to-weeks. For American buyers there is no import leg, no border risk and no freight surprise, just the question every US buyer actually faces: which allocation is real, and at what terms.

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The US market

Deep supply, crowded channel.

Stock position
The deepest pool of verified US ex-works lines on the desk
Main metros
Ashburn, Dallas, Phoenix and Santa Clara
Constraint
Power and interconnection queues, not silicon
Import
Domestic lines avoid the import event entirely

The US is where the allocation is: the deepest supplier pool, the most OEM channels and the fastest lead times anywhere. It is also where the channel noise is loudest, and where a buyer is most likely to receive four quotes describing the same underlying stock. Verification, not access, is the scarce resource, and it is the first thing the desk does: every line confirmed with the holder, condition and location named, lead time honest.

Domestic deals move fast. Current US-located lines quote seven-day leads on H100, A100 and B300 volume, with fully racked GB300 builds in under a month. When the requirement is hosted rather than owned, the same verification discipline applies to facilities: named building, real power, honest density.

American data centre corridor beside transmission lines
Power is the American constraint

Watts, not chips.

The binding constraint on US AI infrastructure has shifted from silicon to electricity. The established data-centre corridors carry multi-year connection queues, which pushes serious new capacity toward markets where power can actually be secured. For buyers this cuts two ways: hosted capacity in the right facility is valuable precisely because its power is already secured, and owned deployments need the power question answered before the hardware question. We qualify on the substation agreement, not the brochure.

Stock and structure

Start from what is verified today.

Current verified lines, lead times and indicative pricing are public on the live inventory. The buying structures are on the procurement desk and the leasing desk, and the decision frameworks are in buy versus lease and cloud versus bare metal.

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Where to next

Start from what is verified.

Straight answers

Asked first, answered straight.

How fast can US stock ship?

Verified US lines currently quote seven days on H100, A100 and B300 volume, roughly ten to twenty-five days on larger or refurbished blocks, and under a month for fully racked GB300 builds. Confirmed versus indicative is marked on every line.

Do you sell to US buyers on direct terms?

Yes, the same structure as everywhere: you transact with the supplier on direct terms and our compensation sits on the supply side under disclosed referral agreements. Domestic deals simply skip the import leg.

Can you place hardware into a US facility?

Yes: colocation, power and density sourcing is the same desk. Named facilities with genuinely secured power, qualified against the density and cooling your generation needs.

Do you handle export from the US?

Yes, compliance-first. End-user verification and export screening run before terms for any hardware leaving the country, which is why tier-1 suppliers keep releasing allocation to the desk.

Talk to the desk

Working through this on a real requirement?

Twenty minutes with the desk, no pitch and no quote at the end of it. Tell us roughly what you need and we will come back within one business day.

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