Server memory
DDR5 registered DIMMs for AI and general-purpose servers, for one-time volume orders or recurring monthly supply.
- Type
- DDR5 RDIMM with ECC
- Capacities
- 64 GB and 128 GB
- Form factor
- 288-pin
What we source
Our main line is DDR5 server memory. We also source data center storage, backup power and electrical equipment, and take requests for other hardware.
Data center SSDs
Enterprise NVMe solid-state drives for servers and storage arrays, including high-capacity drives for AI training and inference data.
- Interface
- PCIe 4.0 and 5.0 NVMe
- Form factors
- U.2, E1.S and E3.S
Batteries for backup power and energy storage
Lithium-ion batteries for UPS systems and rack battery backup units (BBUs), and battery energy storage systems (BESS) for data center sites.
Electrical equipment
Power transformers, switchgear and power distribution equipment for new builds and expansions. Lead times on large equipment can run several years, so we confirm delivery dates before you commit.
Other data center hardware
Send us part numbers, quantities and timing for other components, and we’ll tell you quickly whether we can help.
We screen before we introduce
Memory and data center hardware are subject to U.S. export controls and sanctions. Our checks are part of the process from the first conversation, not added at the end.
Know your customer
We verify each buyer’s legal registration, ownership and stated end use, and buyers sign a compliance declaration before any introduction.
Export controls and sanctions
We screen buyers, end users and destinations against U.S. restricted-party lists. We don’t take part in transactions involving sanctioned parties, embargoed destinations or prohibited end uses.
Anti-corruption
We don’t offer, pay or accept improper payments. Every fee is set out in a written agreement.
Independence
Exabridge is independent. We aren’t affiliated with any manufacturer and aren’t an authorized distributor for one.
Who you’ll work with
Peter Choi
Founder & CEO
Peter Choi is the founder and CEO of Exabridge Technologies. He works on the development and financing of AI data center projects in South Korea, and started Exabridge to help data center buyers source critical hardware with confidence. He is completing the Executive MBA program at Columbia Business School.