Data center sustainability is more important than ever in our world of constant digital evolution. To keep up with the growing demand for new technologies and to continue to house information digitally, data centers must recycle the old to make way for the new. To help you better understand the importance of sustainability for data
What do copper recycling and data centers have in common? The digital age of technology relies on them both. The data center industry is skyrocketing, and with it so is the need for copper to create new computers, servers, and other data center electronics. But copper is a finite resource, and without electronic recycling to
From 1990 to 2018, the waste produced by the construction and demolition (C&D) industry increased by 342% according to the EPA. This extreme increase raises concerns about how the industry’s waste management procedures affect the environment, especially with so much debris going straight to the landfill. So, how do we turn things around? Well, let’s
Did you know that copper is one of the most valuable metals for scrap recycling? It’s naturally antibacterial, corrosion resistant, and one of the few metallic materials that can be directly used in its natural state. For these reasons, the importance of recycling this material cannot be understated. Bare bright, #1 Copper, #2 Copper, #3