Iron Mountain, Echo see strong ITAD growth
Recent earnings reports from Iron Mountain and ITAD company Echo's parent company showed overall growth and pointed to headwinds in...
Electronics
Feds won’t collect USAID devices, creating security risk
The U.S. government decided not to have recently fired workers return federally issued electronics, instead noting they will be "remotely...
Solar EPR delay signed, right to repair poised to pass in WA
A right-to-repair electronics bill and a bill that would again delay the state's extended producer responsibility program for solar panels...
Device supplier acquires ITAD company
CTL Corporation, an Oregon-headquartered cloud-computing company with a focus on education and enterprise, acquired ITAD firm 3R Technology in a...
Wisconsin prepares for E-Cycle rulemaking
Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources is preparing for rulemaking on its state e-scrap recycling program in response to legislative changes...
PCs for People expands to Seattle
Nonprofit organization PCs for People recently expanded into Seattle, taking over the operations of what was previously the nonprofit InterConnection.
Right-to-repair scorecard shows improvements for cell phones
In this year's "Failing the Fix" scorecard, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group said cell phones overall are getting more...
PlanITROI moves to bigger facility, automates lines
Training, technology and teamwork are the watchwords at ITAD company PlanITROI's new $9 million facility.
Intel shows support for modular PC design
In an effort to encourage improved repairability for computers, chip maker Intel has provided its thoughts on incorporating modular design...
Policy Roundup: Batteries, right to repair are hot topics
Legislators have been filing bills all month as the 2025 session starts up, and in the e-scrap realm, two main...
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