Another major barrier to reducing AI-related e-waste is concerns about data security. Destroying equipment ensures information doesn’t leak out, while reusing or recycling equipment will require ...

Every year millions of pounds of electronics and appliances get thrown away, but some businesses are making it even easier to recycle this so-called "e-waste." Things like cables, cords, Wi-Fi ...

IT managers are concerned about where their electronic equipment is going after disposal because they are worried about sensitive data loss, not the environment, according to a new survey. Topics ...

By properly disposing of old devices through the ERA’s 100% secure data destruction process, companies not only reduce e-waste but also protect against data breaches and protect their brand.

European electronic waste disposal laws should include provisions to mitigate data loss, according to European data protection supervisor Peter Hustinx. On Friday, Hustinx called for manufacturers ...

IT managers fear computer disposal will lead to data breach, not global warming, according to a survey from e-waste disposal firm Converge. Topics Spotlight: Managing modern risks ...