Karmactive Team
Global e-waste crisis looms as projections hit 75 million tons by 2030, with data centers alone generating 2.6 million tonnes annually - what's being done about it?
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AI and cloud computing advancements force frequent data center upgrades, but automated recycling could turn this challenge into an opportunity.
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"Sustainable, circular manufacturing processes" planned for electronics recycling, says Molg CEO Rob Lawson-Shanks after securing major investment.
Component traceability software enables manufacturers to design products specifically for future disassembly and recycling.
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Environmental regulations drive automated e-waste handling as data centers seek compliant recycling methods for decommissioned hardware.