The right to repair electronics is now law in 3 states. Is Big Tech complying?
New laws now require manufacturers in several U.S. states to make repair materials available, promoting sustainability and consumer rights.
Generative AI Could Generate Millions More Tons of E-Waste by 2030
Generative AI's growth significantly impacts energy consumption and electronic waste, necessitating urgent attention to its environmental effects.
A rising tide of e-waste threatens our health, the environment and the economy
The rise of AI technologies is expected to significantly increase e-waste production globally, challenging sustainability efforts and environmental safety.
E-waste from AI computers could 'escalate beyond control' DW 10/28/2024
Generative AI is expected to significantly increase global e-waste, potentially reaching 2.5 million tons annually by 2030 if waste reduction measures are not taken.
These Electronics Are Made Out Of Paper And Can Be Dissolved After Use That Helping End E-Waste Forever - Yanko Design
PAPE revolutionizes sustainable electronics by creating products that dissolve entirely, eliminating e-waste and enabling complete material recovery.
Generative AI could cause 10 billion iPhones worth of e-waste per year by 2030 | TechCrunch
Rapid growth of AI technology may result in e-waste equivalent to over 10 billion iPhones discarded annually by 2030.
The right to repair electronics is now law in 3 states. Is Big Tech complying?
New laws now require manufacturers in several U.S. states to make repair materials available, promoting sustainability and consumer rights.
Generative AI Could Generate Millions More Tons of E-Waste by 2030
Generative AI's growth significantly impacts energy consumption and electronic waste, necessitating urgent attention to its environmental effects.
A rising tide of e-waste threatens our health, the environment and the economy
The rise of AI technologies is expected to significantly increase e-waste production globally, challenging sustainability efforts and environmental safety.
E-waste from AI computers could 'escalate beyond control' DW 10/28/2024
Generative AI is expected to significantly increase global e-waste, potentially reaching 2.5 million tons annually by 2030 if waste reduction measures are not taken.
These Electronics Are Made Out Of Paper And Can Be Dissolved After Use That Helping End E-Waste Forever - Yanko Design
PAPE revolutionizes sustainable electronics by creating products that dissolve entirely, eliminating e-waste and enabling complete material recovery.
Generative AI could cause 10 billion iPhones worth of e-waste per year by 2030 | TechCrunch
Rapid growth of AI technology may result in e-waste equivalent to over 10 billion iPhones discarded annually by 2030.
Belkin recalls its BoostCharge Pro power bank due to fire risk
Belkin recalls charger due to overheating risk, safety measures advised for users.
Why you should get rid of your black plastic spatula immediately
Toxic flame retardants found in black plastic household items may be due to contaminated recycling, posing health risks such as cancer and neurological damage.
Power-sucking GenAI also set to create mountain of e-waste
GenAI could produce up to 2.5 million tons of e-waste by 2030 without proper interventions, highlighting a critical environmental concern.
With one year to go until Windows 10 end of life, here's what businesses should do to prepare
Businesses must prioritize migration from Windows 10 to Windows 11 in order to avoid security vulnerabilities and e-waste issues.
How To Extend the Life of Your Smartphone
Americans are waiting longer to replace phones, improving e-waste sustainability.
EU directive to make 8M imported used phones unavailable
The EU's new USB-C mandate may render eight million used smartphones obsolete, significantly impacting the secondary market.
People are returning Humane AI Pins faster than Humane can sell them, report says
Humane AI Pins were returned at a faster rate than sold between May and August, leading to over $1,000,000 worth of returned products.
Here's one Japanese store's enterprising method of selling broken Intel chips - for less than $5
Selling broken Intel chips from a Gacha machine provides a quirky, low-cost alternative for consumers and a means for retailers to recoup cash.
Apple makes a major change that makes it easier to repair iPhones
Apple is planning to allow select iPhone models to receive used genuine Apple parts for repair, signaling a positive step for the 'right to repair' movement.
The Obscene Energy Demands of A.I.
Bitcoin mining consumes significant energy, producing high CO2 emissions and e-waste.
AI technology is also energy-intensive with the potential for similar growth trajectory.