Server Parts India | Enterprise Data Center Components

ICD ships enterprise server, storage, and networking parts to India from Cairo, Egypt — supporting Indian system integrators, hyperscale data center operators, telco infrastructure teams, and enterprise IT departments with hard-to-find Dell, HPE, Lenovo, IBM, Cisco, NetApp, and OEM-branded spare parts not readily available through local Indian channels.

Why Indian Customers Source from ICD

India has a strong domestic enterprise hardware market, but specific scenarios drive sourcing from ICD: end-of-life and end-of-sale parts for legacy Dell PowerEdge G11–G14, HPE ProLiant Gen8–Gen10, IBM Power7/8, and Cisco UCS Gen1–Gen3 fleets that local Indian distributors no longer carry; OEM-coded transceivers and SFPs at competitive global prices; volume orders for refurb-grade memory and storage where ICD’s deep US/European supply chain offers better breadth than local dealers; specialty workstation and Apple enterprise parts.

Shipping to India

ICD routes Indian shipments via DHL Express and Aramex Shop & Ship from Cairo. Standard transit: 4–7 business days door-to-door to Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, and Kolkata. Express-overnight available via DHL Same Day for critical-down events. Indian customers receive shipments at customs-cleared destination addresses; ICD provides commercial invoice with HS 8471 (data processing) classification for fast clearance.

Indian Sectors Served

ICD supplies Indian banking IT departments, government infrastructure projects, telco backbone operators (Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel ecosystem), data center operators in Mumbai-Hiranandani, NCR Noida, Bangalore-Whitefield, and Hyderabad-Hi-Tec City; hyperscale GPU procurement teams sourcing for AI training clusters; SI partners building managed-services hardware fleets; and specialist refurb resellers.

Currency & Payment

Pricing in USD. Payment via SWIFT bank wire to ICD’s USD account. Indian customs duty (typically 10–18% on enterprise IT, depending on HSN classification and any current MeitY/PLI exemptions) is the customer’s responsibility on import; ICD provides documentation needed for self-clearance or for the customer’s appointed customs broker.