Global shifts are driving a rise in processing material domestically, though challenges remain.

Thailand has recently seized suspected illegal e-waste, adding to a wave of enforcement in the region that may remake the export trade.

The newly released MacBook Neo from Apple marks improvements in recycled content and repairability, though some challenges remain.

As the war in Iran scrambles Middle East trade routes, Dubai’s carefully built role as a command center for global ITAD and e-scrap has flipped into a chokepoint, forcing operators worldwide to rethink logistics, value recovery and compliance in real time.

Current war in Iran is resulting in a noticeable change in cost pressures and risk considerations in electronics and IT disposition and end-of-life recycling space.

Component cost pressure is now powerful enough to overpower a strong Windows 11 and AI PC refresh cycle.

AI infrastructure demand is consuming the world's flash memory supply. The secondary market and ITAD industry will feel the consequences.

The company's 2025 performance offers a compelling case study in how established recovery models can provide a buffer during periods of technological transition.

The collaboration centers on capturing critical materials from shredded hard drives for Tusaar’s domestic processing stream.

A 70% surge, a new Ireland facility, and a DDR4 supply squeeze signal a changing competitive order in ITAD.