The trading desk for AI and mining hardware.
PXE Group buys and sells that hardware at market speed: GPUs, AI servers, and ASICs through primary and secondary channels. 500,000+ units traded since 2020 — inspected, graded, and documented before they ship.
One desk. Every layer of the deployment.
Equipment is always named by its manufacturer — we broker and distribute, we don’t rebadge. Secondary-market sourcing means faster delivery than OEM allocation, and access to platforms the channel no longer carries.
GPUs & Accelerators
Current and prior-generation accelerators — including end-of-sale platforms that are often the right economics for inference and mixed workloads.
Request availability →AI Servers
Complete server configurations by manufacturer, sourced against your spec and tested before shipment.
Source against spec →ASIC Miners
New and used units through the Pickaxe desk — the founding business, 500,000+ units and counting.
Talk to the Pickaxe desk →Networking, Racks & Power
The rest of the rack: switches, PDUs, and power distribution to complete a deployment in one order.
Add to an order →Modular Containers
Containerised data centre modules for energised sites — compute-ready enclosures on secondary-market timelines.
Discuss a build-out →Trade-in, Buyback & Consignment
Rotate a fleet in a single transaction: we buy the old equipment, supply the new, and document chain of custody at intake.
Get a fleet quote →Source. Verify. Ship.
Spec & Quote
Tell us the platform, quantity, and timeline. Pricing comes back within one business day.
Source
Primary allocation where it’s available; a six-year secondary-market network where it’s faster.
Verify
Condition grading and a documented chain of custody on every order. Hash-checked to a written standard where the lot carries test data — and anything offered as-is is stated upfront. Warranty and escrow options where the deal warrants.
Ship
Logistics, customs, and delivery to site — worldwide, handled end to end, with cargo insurance options available.
Numbers first. Adjectives never.
Hardware built the network. The network unlocks infrastructure.
Six years of hardware trading put us inside the industry that controls energised sites and cheap power. The site is the hook — hardware and interim load follow the relationship. Two infrastructure divisions turn that access into deals:

Powered Site Brokerage
Energised land, substation access, and option-based site control — originated from the operators we already trade with, packaged for AI/HPC buyers and funds who can’t wait out a 4–7 year interconnection queue.
Explore powered sites →
Energy Offtake Management
Signed power that isn’t compute-ready gets a paying interim tenant: mining load that deploys in months, curtails on demand, and exits on schedule. Also applies to stranded gas and waste energy.
Explore energy offtake →Straight answers.
Do you manufacture the hardware you sell?
Why buy through the secondary market?
How do I know used equipment is good?
Can you handle a full fleet rotation?
Do you disclose who you buy from or sell to?
What do powered sites have to do with a hardware desk?

Buying or selling hardware?
Send the spec or the fleet list. Pricing back within one business day.