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The EU has passed a law that requires smartphones sold in the EU to have easily removable batteries. Find out what this means for the future of Apple's iconic iPhone design and how it could help reduce e-waste generation.
Discover how the new EU law affects smartphone designs and use. Learn why this major victory could bring an extended device lifespan, reduce e-waste generation, and encourage a more sustainable design for devices.
Get the facts on energy consumption, e-waste, and environmental impact caused by phone systems. Learn how to reduce your contribution to this global problem today!
E-waste is the fastest-growing waste stream in the world, producing around 50 million tons of electronic trash every year; by 2050, e-waste production is expected to reach 100M tons.
Not only have online learning, hybrid work, and widespread digitization started to contribute more and more to the e-waste problem, organizations of all sizes are struggling to handle the day-to-day issues of what to do with IT equipment that’s past its prime or no longer fits their IT strategy.
To improve performance and security, businesses tend to upgrade their IT equipment every 2 or 3 years, which also implies sending tons of valuable IT Assets to the e-waste mountain. Therefore, businesses choose either an ITAD partner or an electronic recycling company to get rid of their equipment responsibly.