Zero Waste Week: Rethinking Sustainable IT and Tackling Waste
E-waste is the world's fastest growing waste stream. Discover how remanufacturing and sustainable IT choices can reduce waste and build a circular economy.| Circular Computing
E-waste is the world's fastest growing waste stream. Discover how remanufacturing and sustainable IT choices can reduce waste and build a circular economy.| Circular Computing
By choosing Circular Computing remanufactured laptops, organisations prevent approximately 316 kg CO₂ compared to buying new| Circular Computing
Windows 10 support ends Oct 2025. Discover how remanufactured laptops offer Windows 11 readiness| Circular Computing
“IT will account for anywhere between 2% and 8% of CO2 emissions. In some exaggerated areas, I’ve even seen it suggested it could peak into 20% by 2030… and the airline industry only accounts for 2%. That gives you an idea of the gravity that IT has around the CO2 generation.” Mat Jordan, CEO, Procurri, … NetZero: Why Sustainable Laptops Hold the Key to Success Read More » The post NetZero: Why Sustainable Laptops Hold the Key to Success appeared first on Circular C...| Circular Computing
Discover how schools can adopt circular economy principles, reduce waste, embrace sustainable practices, and integrate Circular Computing refurbished laptops in line with the DfE’s climate strategy.| Circular Computing
Examine how the 2025 IT buying surge might support green technology, remanufacturing, RaaS, and second-life IT in the tech sector.| Circular Computing
