Recycling stories - Page 2

Australia grapples with a 22% increase in transportation emissions since 2005, spurring the Government to pledge over $100bn per annum to sustainable solutions.

Device management provider ThingsAt is the first Australian partner to achieve the 2024 HP Amplify Impact 3-Star status, reflecting its commitment to sustainability, diversity, and social responsibility.

Acer seeks carbon neutrality with its Aspire Vero 16 AI PC featuring Intel Core Ultra 7 and Aspire Go 14 laptops, utilising post-consumer recycled materials and aiming to reduce emissions throughout their lifecycles.

Dell Technologies tackles e-waste with Concept Luna, championing sustainable, recyclable technology design.

Intel and Siemens AG partner together to advance sustainability and efficiency in semiconductor manufacturing using IoT solutions.

In 2023, the Recycle A Device (RAD) project achieved remarkable milestones, including donating 2,374 laptops and winning notable accolades.

Vodafone urges Aussies to recycle old mobiles this holiday, revealing 22.3 million devices lay redundant across the nation.

Data centres could account for a fifth of the world's power consumption by 2025, underlining a pressing need for sector sustainability, says Wisetek.

Manchester-based tech firm Sync joins TePAS 2 national framework to provide cost-effective tech to public sector entities.

Rigby Capital and Lombard aim to prevent over one million electronic devices from ending up in landfill within five years.

Manchester tech firm, Sync, has secured a coveted spot on Crown Commercial Service's national TePAS 2 framework.

Blancco's software prevented 107m KG of IT devices from becoming e-waste, erasing data from 63.8 million devices in the past year.

Samsung Electronics New Zealand is hosting free electronic collection events on International E-Waste Day to tackle the growing issue of e-waste.

Mining landfills may become a reality in the next decade as resources deplete, warns Chris Williams, CEO of ISB Global.

ABB partners with Altilium to enhance battery materials recycling in Europe and provide 20% of the UK's battery material needs.

The project aims to save companies money and give unwanted IT equipment such as laptops, PCs, phones and tablets a new lease of life.

The company is changing how it operates its business, engages with suppliers, and helps customers and communities.

BOM IT Solutions has partnered with the electronic waste company, Byteback, to help the IT sector reduce its electronic waste and cut its carbon footprint.

The success of the telecommunication sector's self-regulating approach is worth studying to see if other sectors can benefit.

A Sydney business is helping residents gift gadgets in a guilt-free and sustainable way as the holiday season approaches.