Ending the throwaway culture: Insights from Ken Webster and Kyle Wiens
Learn what it will take to move from a throwaway culture to a circular one where IT products are designed to last, be repaired, and reused.
Learn what it will take to move from a throwaway culture to a circular one where IT products are designed to last, be repaired, and reused.
New EU rules from June 2025 aim to boost phone and tablet repairability, battery life, and transparency through ecodesign and energy labels.
Sustainability Coordinator Björn Magnusson explains how the University of Gothenburg uses TCO Certified to drive change.
From new, biodegradable materials to AI-powered recycling solutions, the future of circular IT is just around the corner.
By challenging conventional methods and doing the opposite of everyone else, we created a powerful tool for chemical safety.
Stephen Fuller, our chemical expert, explains how recent updates to TCO Certified can help industries worldwide shift toward safer chemical use.
The shift toward circular IT sets high demands on manufacturers and buyers. Andreas Nobell shares his take on what IT circularity really means.
As the urgency for environmental and social responsibility grows, organizations are changing their approach to sustainable purchasing.
While banning hazardous chemicals is the most common strategy, assessing and approving safer alternatives is much more efficient.
IT factories and brands cater to global customers. It is up to us, who buy their products, to demonstrate that sustainability is important.