More reuse means less dumping. (Source: Huguette Roe)
e-waste
The Growing E-Waste Footprint of GenAI
The rapid advancement of digital technologies has led to the proliferation of electronic devices and systems, resulting in an alarming increase in electronic waste (e-waste). GenAI, in particular, requires ...Full Article
Going Green in the AI Era: an Imperative for Performance-Intensive Applications
Across the globe, the same pattern is seen – data centers are slowly becoming a detriment to the environment. While energy usage has stabilized around 2-3 percent of ...Full Article
Asset Disposal: Old Computers Bring New Security Worries
In an age where organizations are consolidating datacenters, embracing cloud, and data infiltrates everything via the Internet of Things (IoT), enterprises increasingly must consider how to securely, legally, and ...Full Article
The State of E-Waste Exports
A new report from the United States International Trade Commission concludes most e-waste stays state-side. Full Article
Recyclable Laptops Signal New Era in Sustainable Design
Stanford researchers have created a recyclable laptop that can be disassembled without tools in less than 45 seconds.Full Article
