E-Scrap News
Study finds e-scrap reuse dismissed in UK
Researchers say many more devices can be put back into users’ hands than is happening now.
E-Scrap 2026: Why New Orleans is the must-go show
The hallway is where the e-scrap deals get done. Resource Live sits down with the people running the 2026 E-Scrap...
Following the money in hardware circularity
Here’s a look at M&A activity in the ITAD and electronics recycling spaces.
How to perform chip harvesting
Chip harvesting has grown from a Taiwanese factory-floor workaround into a global business, but the US is barely in the...
GM launches recycled EV battery line
The automaker’s partnership with Cirba Solutions is meant to keep critical minerals in use to meet growing EV demand.
Nth Cycle expands critical mineral network
$1 billion partnership with Glencore comes on the heels of federal grant to build out processing facility, supply chain.
SK tes’ sustainability report offers window into ITAD
The company’s 2025 Sustainability Report offers a useful look at how a technology lifecycle services provider sees its business changing.
Lenovo: Not every desk needs a new PC
When a global PC maker takes devices back, what share actually gets a second life, and who decides? Stefan Larsen,...
Canadian company delves into durable second-hand devices
Rugged Books’ work delivering refurbished devices to specialized industries is set to expand overseas.
Domestic e-plastics recovery picks up pace
Amid the current push to nearshore supply chains, e-plastics processors see opportunity – if handled correctly.
ERI investment to help fund Cyclic Materials expansion
The move gives ERI a financial stake in Cyclic and expands a feedstock arrangement in place between the companies.
Women in Circularity: Sanyukta Saptasagar
In this series, we spotlight women moving us toward a circular economy. Today, we meet Sanyukta Saptasagar of Microsoft.
Xscindo set to expand its data destruction tech
The company specializes in devices containing highly sensitive information, offering destruction combined with mineral recovery.
Report provides path to reduce medical e-scrap
The European report found that circularity in medical devices is possible through several potential initiatives.