E-Scrap News
E-Scrap News
Researchers look for participants in e-scrap study
Federal researchers are looking at how to bolster e-recycling rates in states without collection laws.
Battery fires in recycling: Fire Rover’s Ryan Fogelman and the Supercharged! kids’ book
Lithium-ion battery fires are a growing danger at waste and recycling facilities. At E-Scrap: The Longevity Conference in New Orleans,...
Alphabet’s AI spending, processor sales broaden ITAD outlook
Server investment is growing as Google expands hardware sales into customer data centers, extending the potential recovery market beyond its...
Risks and opportunities of embedded NAND memory
Chip harvesting has grown from a Taiwanese factory-floor workaround into a global business, but the US is barely in the...
Unenrollment issues hamper ITAD industry
Industry leaders say data security needs to co-exist with electronics reusability to maximize circularity.
PC shipments slump as data center investment surges
Global infrastructure industry presents a mixed outlook for ITAD, recycling companies.
S3 Recycling Solutions CEO Rod McDaniel on ITAD growth, healthcare and AI
Live from the floor at E-Scrap: The Longevity Conference in New Orleans, Uriah Kiser talks with Rod McDaniel, CEO of...
Apple: iPhone upgrades soar amid rising memory costs
Record iPhone upgrades could increase trade-in volumes, while higher memory and replacement costs support demand for refurbished devices.
AI alters ITAD economics
Companies are using the technology for sorting, logistics and other functions to enhance their operations.
Stoa hopes to establish AI hardware marketplace
Startup looks to give buyers, sellers and lenders a central place to compare prices and complete deals.
Designing repairability empowers device users
E-Scrap Conference presenters tout the advantages of building fixability into electronics.
Electronics recycling legislation evolves with devices
Wisconsin adds wearables, Oregon moves to a PRO model and Illinois and Hawaii broaden scope as states retool electronics EPR...
California to cut embedded battery fee cap
CalRecycle has logged 64,000 product line items and collected more than it expected. Recyclers say the smallest devices still don't...
NJ solar panel recycling rules face legal review
With no federal rule in sight, New Jersey, Washington, North Carolina and Texas are each taking a different approach to...