AI and the changing economics of retired hardware
The technology offers challenges and opportunities for the ITAD space.
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Consumers’ expectations climb along with use of tech: Report
A new report on consumer technology found it’s become integral to users’ lives, but the ways companies refine the ownership...
GP Recycling offers on-ramp for smaller recyclers
The company's hubbIT platform is a way for smaller generators to sell plastic, glass and metal bottles to the brokerage,...
ABTC wins DOE appeal for Tonopah Flats lithium refinery project
ABTC has won back a DOE grant that was among hundreds terminated last fall.
Hardware demand puts new focus on parts harvesting
Several key electronics parts are seeing tight supplies, potentially making for opportunities for the ITAD sector.
$60 billion in AI servers will create an ITAD challenge
An AI growth boom suggests that a large number of devices will reach end-of-life around 2029-2031.
DMD acquires ITAD firm Lifespan, outlines acquisition strategy
DMD Systems Recovery is expanding through acquisitions, starting with a business bought from Bluum Technology.
Emerging technology holds the key to rare earth recovery
Toyoshima has developed a process that recovers critical materials at high purity in an efficient way.
What IBM’s quantum foundry means for ITAD
The company’s announcement reflects the continued diversification of computing infrastructure beyond conventional IT hardware categories.
Underwater data centers drive shift in ITAD models
The new technology is grabbing headlines for saving energy, but are people looking at the complete lifecycle?
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