Beyond the trashcan: transforming tech habits for a more sustainable future – top five tips for IT device use
Millions of electronic devices face disposal each year due to breakage, obsolescence, or simply being discarded.
Millions of electronic devices face disposal each year due to breakage, obsolescence, or simply being discarded.
The number of products certifiedproducts has increased by 26 percent over the last two years, compared to the previous period.
A CEO made the decision to use his notebook computer as long as possible. 2023 marks a 10-year anniversary, and it is still in use.
TCO Development and SDIA now join forces to further push the boundaries for sustainability and transparency in cloud infrastructure.
To promote the circular economy, the reuse of products and materials must increase. Progress is currently slow and sometimes even negative.
Tens of thousands of chemicals are in use globally today. Very few have been studied for their impact on humans and the environment.
During March, a record-high number of products were certified according to the sustainability certification TCO Certified.
Sören Enholm, CEO at TCO Development, is once again on the list of Sweden’s most influential people in sustainability in 2022.
With TCO Certified Edge, e-waste compensated, a corresponding amount of e-waste is collected for each manufactured product.
For Circular Electronics Day on January 24: here are three ways to manage your IT products in a circular way and give them a longer life.