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Genuine Server Spare Parts, Delivered to Cyprus

ICD supplies genuine Dell, HPE, Lenovo and Cisco enterprise server spare parts to data centers, integrators and IT teams across Cyprus. All pricing is quoted in USD, with worldwide dispatch to every business location on the island.

Whether you are maintaining production fleets in Nicosia or scaling colocation capacity in Limassol, ICD delivers memory, drives, processors, controllers, NICs and power supplies sourced to original-equipment standard.

Cyprus Market & Data Center Landscape

Nicosia is the capital and primary government and banking IT hub, while Limassol serves as the commercial and international business hub and home of the island’s main container port. The market is active and growing, anchored by a maturing network of carrier and colocation facilities. Verified data center operators ICD serves include RedMax Technologies (RedOne DC, Nicosia), Logosnet Services and NetShop Internet Services in Nicosia, Cyta’s data center services, and Cloudlayer8 and IPTP Networks in Limassol, alongside Simplex and Exelera Telecom, which operate additional facilities on the island. Together these providers support a steadily expanding installed base of enterprise hardware that requires reliable spare-parts coverage.

Import & Compliance

Cyprus’s national regulator for electronic communications is OCECPR, though it has no direct type-approval role for server hardware imports; embedded radio components must comply with the EU Radio Equipment Directive. Physical import clearance is handled by the Cyprus Customs and Excise Department under the Ministry of Finance, applying the EU Common Customs Tariff. Customs treatment, duties and taxes for enterprise server hardware shift with EU and national policy and should never be assumed from a static figure. Buyers should confirm current sanctions, export-control eligibility, and exact duties and taxes with a licensed customs broker before each shipment.

Logistics

Both Aramex (offices in Larnaca, Limassol and Nicosia) and DHL (presence across Larnaca, Limassol and Nicosia) are verified present in Cyprus. Air-freight technology imports route through Larnaca International Airport (LCA), the primary cargo gateway, while sea-freight containers clear through the Port of Limassol, the largest and busiest container port on the island. This dual air-and-sea coverage lets ICD match dispatch speed to the urgency of each order, from express spares to bulk fleet replenishment.

Who We Serve

Cyprus demand is led by banking and financial services — the largest vertical IT spender on the island — where fintech growth and regulatory compliance drive server and security infrastructure investment. Government digitization is a second major driver, with a public-sector cloud-first direction underpinning sustained infrastructure spend. Telecommunications form a third pillar, as 5G and fiber rollout prompt continuous core network hardware upgrades by operators including Cyta. Oil, gas and mining-adjacent operations, along with data center and colocation growth anchored by Mediterranean disaster-recovery positioning, continue to expand the installed base ICD supports. From bank server rooms in Nicosia to colocation halls in Limassol, ICD keeps mission-critical infrastructure running with genuine spare parts and fast worldwide dispatch.