Peters-Michaud named CEO, Houghton chair of Sage Sustainable Electronics
The ITAD platform eyes the next growth phase.
David Daoud is a contributor to Resource Recycling and E-Scrap News, covering IT asset disposition, electronics recycling, and circular IT governance. He is the founder of and current Principal Analyst at Compliance Standards LLC, where he conducts independent research and advisory work on ITAD markets, sustainability and ESG compliance, data security, and lifecycle risk management. Daoud has analyzed enterprise IT trends since the late 1990s and was among the first analysts to examine ITAD as a distinct market segment during his time at IDC. He advises operators, OEMs, and investment teams on regulatory, technology, and market developments affecting the electronics lifecycle.
The ITAD platform eyes the next growth phase.
UK-based startup DEScycle is testing a new approach to extracting metals from electronic scrap.
A stunning earnings comeback, $800 million in written-off fab equipment, a new domestic fab, and an AI-driven server surge — Intel's Q1 results carry specific signals for recyclers who know where to look.
Small brand PCs can present unique challenges at end of life.
Memory price surge, Windows 10 end-of-support, and channel stockpiling are influencing the pipeline feeding ITAD and electronics recyclers.
The industry is at an inflection point, with several key factors driving a shift.
Wearable devices provide unique challenges at end of life.
The two groups announced the upgrade to their jointly developed Environmental Benefits Calculator.
The move is emblematic of near-term struggles in the sector.
Businesses that rely on tungsten are urging the U.S. Department of Commerce to consider export controls on tungsten scrap.
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