America’s critical-materials buildout has a feedstock problem
As the US invests in critical-minerals capacity will facilities have enough material to process?
ITAD providers should choose their data-center niche
AI, colocation and edge computing complicate data-center decommissioning.
Dell, HP show enterprise PC spending separating from unit volume
Large enterprises are still refreshing their PC fleets, but the broader market is becoming less dependable as a source of physical units.
How HP’s strategy shift affects ITAD
As HP drops entry-level PCs, bulk device volume for ITAD declines.
ITAD global regulation and compliance this summer
For ITAD and recycling industry stakeholders, the period reinforced policy priorities around product life, battery safety, packaging responsibility and cross-border electronics shipments.
Foreign equity is moving into North America’s e-scrap origination
An emerging pattern in North American electronics recycling raises questions.
Paladin is building a domestic recovery path for rare earths in steel scrap
Paladin EnviroTech has moved fast since its founding roughly a year and a half ago.
ERI expands global footprint into Vietnam
The electronics recycler is announcing its second owned-and-branded international operation in under six months.
Europe’s electronics recovery market is moving upstream
Data center growth, EU product rules and new capital models are changing who controls retired electronics.
Microsoft confirms PC sales slump
Windows OEM revenue is set to drop double digits, while the company added 31 new data centers during the last quarter.
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