IT Asset recovery
Responsible recycling of e-waste
Phasing out legacy servers? Circular IT group offers secure and sustainable server recycling for your business. Maximize the residual value of retired hardware, guarantee WEEE compliance, and promote circular IT practices.
Request a free valuationOrganisations and IT departments are increasingly faced with the challenge of securely disposing of outdated servers, racks, and storage systems. Professional IT recycling is not only environmentally responsible but also helps reduce operational costs and mitigate security risks.
Circular IT group is certified to ensure that your used servers are handled safely and transparently. This guarantees proper disposal and careful handling of sensitive data. All sensitive data is thoroughly wiped, fully aligned with GDPR and ISO standards. This way, you actively contribute to a circular IT ecosystem.
Request a free valuationOld rack servers and storage units often take up valuable space in server rooms or data centres. By recycling outdated infrastructure in a timely manner, you free up room for more efficient, energy-saving systems and maintain a well-organised IT environment.
Server components such as power supplies, CPUs, RAM, and SSDs may still hold residual value when recycled properly. This helps reduce costs compared to standard e-waste processing, making server disposal a more financially attractive option.
Decommissioned servers often contain highly sensitive business data stored on internal drives, RAID arrays, or hot-swappable disks.
Certified server recycling ensures secure data wiping in compliance with GDPR and ISO 27001 standards, helping prevent data breaches and ensuring full legal compliance.
Servers contain reusable resources like copper, aluminium, gold, and rare metals found in circuit boards and power supplies.
Responsible recycling helps recover these critical materials, reducing your organisation’s carbon footprint and supporting your sustainability goals. It’s environmentally responsible, and great for your ESG profile.
Secure and responsible server recycling requires specialised expertise and a meticulous approach. That’s why Circular IT group works exclusively with certified processing partners who meet strict standards in quality management, data security, and environmental compliance.
This ensures your decommissioned server equipment is handled reliably, from certified data destruction to environmentally friendly dismantling.
A selection of our certifications:
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Absolutely. In addition to servers, we also recycle various data centre components such as storage systems, switches, PCs, desktop computers, laptops, tablets, monitors, and peripheral devices.
Server hardware often contains sensitive business data on hard drives, SSDs, or RAID arrays. All data is securely and completely erased in accordance with current data protection laws, including the GDPR. This minimises the risk of data breaches.
We use certified data erasure software and, when required, perform physical destruction of drives. After completion, you receive an official certificate of data destruction, including the serial numbers of all processed devices, ensuring full compliance documentation.
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