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Former USAID laptops find second life in classrooms
Nearly 300 laptops donated by former USAID staff are being refurbished and shipped to schools and nonprofits overseas through a...
Seized e-waste in SE Asia: return to sender
Thailand has recently seized suspected illegal e-waste, adding to a wave of enforcement in the region that may remake the...
Old electronics seen as key to US minerals supply chain
Speakers at ReMADE’s Washington conference said unused electronics could help bolster US critical minerals supply, but collection and domestic processing...
Apple’s MacBook Neo: iFixit’s best MacBook score in 14 years, but the residual value ceiling is real
The newly released MacBook Neo from Apple marks improvements in recycled content and repairability, though some challenges remain.
Why global ITAD is stranded in the Gulf
As the war in Iran scrambles Middle East trade routes, Dubai’s carefully built role as a command center for global...
Greenway now takes e-scrap from Midwest businesses
Chicago-based Greenway Metal Recycling ties the move to rising volumes of retired electronics and increasing compliance demands.
E-scrap export pause urged to keep rare earth scrap in US
A CFR report and March 9 panel urged an innovation-led US critical minerals strategy, from ‘urban mining’ and recycling to...
How rising fuel and memory prices are impacting ITAD’s margins
Current war in Iran is resulting in a noticeable change in cost pressures and risk considerations in electronics and IT...
ERI sues Revivn alleging raid on staff and trade secrets
ERI has filed a lawsuit against Revivn in New York Supreme Court alleging trade secret theft and a coordinated effort...
AI servers reshape ITAD sector, recyclers brace for new wave
The coming retirement of AI data center hardware could reshape IT asset recovery, as recyclers prepare for complex servers packed...
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