Reducing e-waste: sustainable tech’s thorn in the side

E-waste is one of the world’s fastest growing categories of landfill and, as tech companies, we hold responsibility. Let’s look at how the digitalisation of physical products as well as reuse and recycling schemes helps to reduce e-waste.

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Reducing e-waste: sustainable tech’s thorn in the side

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