Sparkle partners with OEC to recycle 22,000km worth of unused subsea cable
OEC will dismantle, separate, and sort all components of unused cable ahead of repurposing
News - circular economy
The latest news from the data center, telco, and cloud sector
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ABB robotics and Molg partner to develop e-waste micro-factories
Molg’s robots to handle assembling and disassembling electronics including servers
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Microsoft invests in startup recovering rare earth metals from hard drives
Cyclic Materials allows rare earth magnets to be taken out of hard drive before shredding
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Colt announces two sustainability programs including carbon capture with Supercritical
Programs will generate carbon credits and recycle precious metals
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Digital Realty to swap diesel for HVO at data centers in California and Oregon
Company also partners with Schneider Electric for circular economy initiative in France
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Open19 rebrands for bigger mission, as Sustainable and Scalable Infrastructure Alliance
SSIA plans to get operators and vendors to talk about cooling, circulatory and other pressing issues
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Amazon subsidiary to recycle data center equipment in Pennsylvania
re:Cycle Reverse Logistics to start operation in 2024
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Mushrooms eat building waste at Meta's Gallatin data center
Meta tests using fungi to break down drywall waste, and make it useful
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OVHcloud to report Scope 3 emissions to customers
The French cloud player also gave information on its hardware reuse scheme and hybrid cooling technology
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Batteries from electric vehicles provide 25MWh of storage to California grid
Nissan and honda battery packs get a second life
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Microsoft files to build server recycling center in Quincy, Washington
Quincy facility to become one of the corporations ‘Circular Centers’
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Aligned Data Centers adopts material tracing system to reduce environmental impact
OriginMark uses QR codes for circular asset management
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Green Cubes joins Swiss circular economy project for lithium-ion batteries
Giving them a second life for backup power
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Norway's data centers team up in new association
While Green Mountain grows lobsters with its waste heat
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ITRenew and Circle B offer recycled hyperscale gear in Maincubes, Amsterdam
We are guessing the servers were previously used by Facebook...
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Hydro66 installs used hyperscale hardware from ITRenew
It turns out that OCP hardware makes it possible to reuse hardware and move towards a circular economy