In July the processor giant Intel previewed a chip the company has been teasing since the beginning of the year at its 2021 Architecture Day event, and made promises of hybrid CPUs for desktops and laptops. Months later the 12th Gen Alder Lake chip is finally here, and boasted by the company to usher in…
R2v3 Compliance Update Part 5 Sustainable Electronics Recycling (SERI) released the first major update of the R2 standard since 2013 in July 2020, providing a list of new standards for IT asset disposition enterprises. We have been highlighting R2v3 with a series outlining the updated standards. Read more about the new R2v3 changes, EH&S Management…
Electronics are an essential part of society, but during the last few years the idea of something more has been tossed around by many different tech companies. Virtual reality is no longer a concept only found in books and movies, but possibly just around the corner. Several tech giants have expressed their desire to own…
In 2012, Massachusetts passed the Motor Vehicle Owners Right to Repair Act, thus beginning the Right to Repair movement, which has recently gained traction with mobile device users. We have all experienced the frustration of making the trip to fix an expensive piece of electronics, only to spend just as much, or more than we…
This week’s blog topics include part 3 in the R2v3 compliance series, an overview of the most recent Apple event, the upcoming Mobile World Congress trade show, and global supply chain issues the world is currently facing as a result of the pandemic. R2v3 Compliance Update Part 3 Sustainable Electronics Recycling (SERI) released the first…
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the world in many different ways, from bringing about a digital transformation and changing the way we do business, to creating a labor shortage fueled by fear of returning to the workforce. Even now, society is still dealing with repercussions of the worldwide lockdown, and perhaps the largest impact of…