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Genuine Server Spare Parts, Delivered to Romania

ICD supplies genuine Dell, HPE, Lenovo, and Cisco enterprise server spare parts — memory, drives, RAID controllers, power supplies, CPUs, and network cards — to clients across Romania. All pricing is quoted in USD, with worldwide dispatch to Bucharest, Constanta, and every regional IT cluster in the country.

Romania’s Data-Center Market

Bucharest is the heart of Romania’s enterprise IT landscape, holding 58.47% of the national data-center market share in 2025, with the Pipera district in the north forming the principal colocation cluster. Real operators anchor this market: NXDATA runs NXDATA-1 — the country’s first carrier-neutral colocation facility, established in 2002 — alongside NXDATA-2, with NXDATA-3 under construction and estimated to open Q4 2026. Voxility (AS3223) delivers carrier-neutral colocation, IP transit, and DDoS protection from the NXDATA facilities, while GTS Telecom operates three independent data-center buildings in Bucharest with 240-rack capacity on a 70 Gbit/s metropolitan ring. Romania’s colocation market generated USD 530.2M in revenue in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 1.045B by 2030 at a 12.2% CAGR — one of Europe’s fastest-growing data-center markets, with installed IT capacity projected to expand at approximately 20% CAGR through 2031.

Import & Compliance

Romania is an EU member state, and electronic communications are overseen by ANCOM (Autoritatea Națională pentru Administrare și Reglementare în Comunicații). For standard server hardware, ANCOM’s direct role is minimal — Romania follows EU CE marking under the relevant directives, with no separate Romanian national type-approval required. Physical import clearance is handled by the Romanian Customs Authority (Autoritatea Vamală Română), under ANAF, via the EU Single Administrative Document. Server hardware classified under HS 8471 and HS 8473 attracts 0% import duty under the WTO Information Technology Agreement, to which the EU is a signatory. Romania’s standard VAT rate is 21% — increased from 19% effective August 1, 2025 — and applies on the CIF-plus-duty value at import. CE marking, RoHS, and WEEE compliance are required for market placement. Buyers should confirm current export-control eligibility, applicable VAT rates, and any per-shipment duty classifications with a licensed customs broker before each shipment, as tax rates and regulations are subject to change.

Logistics

DHL is fully operational in Romania, having opened a carbon-neutral logistics center at VGP Park Bucharest North in October 2025, backed by an investment exceeding EUR 5M and supporting 40+ delivery routes nationally. Aramex maintains a Romania-localized service presence. Express server-parts shipments arrive through Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP) in Otopeni — Romania’s busiest air gateway — while the Port of Constanta, the largest port on the Black Sea, serves as the primary sea entry for hardware from Asia.

Who We Serve

ICD supports the sectors driving Romania’s infrastructure demand. The banking and financial sector is digitalizing rapidly, with leading institutions such as Banca Transilvania investing heavily in digital platforms serving millions of customers. Government digitization is supported by significant EU funding under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), including approximately EUR 600 million earmarked for sovereign government cloud infrastructure. Telecom carriers, in a market estimated at USD 3.95B for 2026, continue investing in core network infrastructure. With ICT representing 6.67% of GDP in 2024 and a substantial data-center investment pipeline underway, ICD keeps operators, integrators, and IT teams running with authentic spare parts and dependable global supply.