International e-waste Day stories - Page 4

As global e-waste hits 50 million tonnes annually, TCO Development's 'This is IT' campaign calls for sustainable practices in IT recycling to combat the crisis.

This week Supermicro released its first annual report detailing the environmental impact of today’s cloud-scale data centres.

HPE is planning to show businesses worldwide that throwing old tech and assets into landfill is not the best option when it comes to end-of-use disposal.

Google's Sustainability Officer believes major changes are critical in data centres to emulate the cyclical life of nature.

As e-waste volumes surge past 50 million tonnes globally, businesses face pressure to improve technology asset management and embrace recycling efforts.

Following HPE’s Sydney office refurbishment, the company donated workstations and furniture to organisations in Tonga through non-profit Heliala.

Ingram Micro New Zealand launches a real-time automated portal for its ITAD Buy Back scheme, helping resellers repurpose equipment and reduce e-waste.

Co-produced by Intel and in association with NASA, Supermicro has released a short film that highlights the swelling problem surrounding data centres.

Lenovo Data Centre Group's Rob Makin shares how organisations that embrace a green data centre strategy will be the winners long term.

Following the Rubicon investment, around 2% of the NZ Super Fund is invested in expansion capital investments.

The result is up to 60% hardware acquisition cost savings, less power consumption and less e-waste during technology refresh cycles.

New digital library launched by the @ITU provides access to key global ICT data and reports worldwide. #DigitalLibrary #ICTData.

Dell partners with actress Nikki Reed to launch a jewellery line using recycled gold from computer motherboards, blending sustainability with fashion.

A new report reveals that e-waste is a growing crisis, with 44.7 million metric tonnes generated in 2016, and a further increase predicted for 2021.

Nearly half of Australians cling to old gadgets, fearing personal data loss, undervaluing e-waste recycling's environmental gains.

Ingram Micro NZ is set to enhance tech lifecycles with new managed and insurance services, bolstering customer engagement.

In 2016 the NZ Child Poverty Monitor reported that 48,000 children in New Zealand were living in material hardship, often going without life’s basics.

Australian firms unite on 'Waste Not, Want Not' Day to recycle e-waste and champion sustainability in the workplace.

TechCollect calls on Australian businesses to recycle their e-waste on 'Waste Not, Want Not' day, promoting sustainability.

New Zealand IT company, Base 2, partners with BMW to introduce EV leases and decrease environmental footprint.