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Reuse and recycling are often used interchangeably, but they're two very different routes for retired IT hardware. With reuse, a device stays intact and gets a second life as a refurbished laptop or desktop. With recycling, a device is broken down into raw materials for new products.

Circular IT group and Close the Gap have confirmed the key terms for the continuation of their long-term partnership. The partners aim to double the volume of IT equipment they jointly process for reuse, expand their collaboration to the United Kingdom and strengthen the operational infrastructure of their African hubs.

Pink Elephant Netherlands partners with Circular IT group to further strengthen its Modern Workplace services in the Netherlands, with a leading Device as a Service (DaaS) proposition, making it simpler and faster to equip and support employees with the technology they need, wherever they work.

The waste hierarchy comes up in most conversations about sustainable IT, but it only tells half the story. Below, we cover what the hierarchy actually says, how the more detailed 9R framework builds on it, and what both mean for the laptops, desktops and servers your organisation runs.

Circular IT group were proud to refurbished 24 laptops for The King’s Trust, helping young people access technology and supporting digital inclusion in the UK.

Getting rid of an old laptop looks like a simple decision, but the safest route depends on the condition of the device and the data stored on it. Below you'll find the right approach for each situation, and when certified laptop destruction is genuinely the answer.

As the infrastructure gets older, the costs associated with renewing OEM support go up and refresh cycles can replace equipment that is still reliable, suitable, and trusted for its intended purpose.

Circular IT group rolled out more than 4,000 devices to 3,800 employees of Pro Persona. The result? Reduced CO₂ emissions, lowered IT costs, eased the operational burden on Pro Persona's internal IT team, and meaningful social impact with Zin! Dagbesteding.

What began as a request to decommission equipment at two telecommunications sites quickly evolved into one of Circular IT group's largest multi-site data centre decommissioning projects to date., spanning more than 150 telecommunications sites across Europe.