Environment
Resources on how IT asset recycling affects the environment, from Zero Tech Waste.
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Windows 10 end of support — recycle responsibly
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Microsoft ends Windows 10 support on 14 October 2025, affecting over 400 million devices. Rather than scrapping functional laptops, sustainable alternatives exist including upgrading to Windows 11, installing ChromeOS Flex, or recycling through Zero Tech Waste’s partnership with Back Market. Read More
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UK’s AI data centre boom drives IT recycling demand
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AI is reshaping industries, but its rapid rise is fuelling a surge in e-waste. From short-lived data centre hardware to recycling gaps in the UK, managing this growth responsibly is critical. Here’s how businesses and policymakers can balance innovation with… Read More
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Carbon neutral vs. carbon negative: what’s the difference, and why should it matter to your business?
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With many organisations aiming to reduce their impact on the planet, understanding the difference between carbon neutral and carbon negative is increasingly important. Many company leaders can’t tell the difference between these terms but getting it right matters more than… Read More
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Preparing your IT equipment for recycling
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In today’s fast-paced business environment, keeping IT equipment up to date is essential for maintaining efficiency and security. However, upgrading outdated technology can generate a considerable amount of plastic, chemical, and metal waste. Read More
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The environmental impact of e-waste
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E-waste (short for electronic waste) refers to old, unwanted, or broken electronic devices that are at their end of life and ready to be disposed of, donated, or recycled. Read More