As organizations accelerate digital transformation, cloud adoption, AI investments, and end-user device modernization, the volume of hardware moving through the IT ecosystem is growing faster than ever. IT solution providers — distributors, VARs, MSPs, and systems integrators — play a defining role in how this hardware is sourced, deployed, refreshed, decommissioned, and ultimately processed. And

Circular electronics management has become one of the most powerful and measurable pathways for reducing carbon emissions across global supply chains. Reuse, responsible recycling and verified carbon accounting deliver real climate benefits that directly support corporate Scope 3 emission reduction targets. This post explains the science behind carbon reduction in electronics recovery, why proper

The global data center industry is expanding faster than ever, creating both opportunity and responsibility. Discover how resource recovery, sustainable recycling, and circular economy practices are shaping the future of technology and environmental progress.The world is entering a new era of technological expansion. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and high-performance computing are driv

We are proud to announce that through our E-Carbon Program, ERS has completed and issued serialized carbon credits for 2024, generating over 11,426 metric tons of CO₂e through the power of reuse, refurbishment, and recycling.This milestone is not just a statistic. It represents more than a decade of dedication, innovation, and accountability, proving that circular strategies are one of the most ef

Learn how secure, certified destruction of end-of-life consumer electronics, returns, and overstock goods helps OEMs stay compliant, protect the environment, and avoid brand damage in today’s fast-paced marketplace.

As artificial intelligence (AI) transforms everything from healthcare and finance to energy and manufacturing, the infrastructure powering this revolution is expanding at unprecedented speed. AI data centers are scaling rapidly—bringing dense, specialized hardware online at a pace the world has never seen before. But behind the innovation lies a growing challenge: the rapid turnover of AI computin

As the world grapples with the environmental impact of electronic waste, one of the most pressing challenges is the ability to recover valuable materials efficiently and cleanly. At ERS International, we've always believed that smarter solutions are key to driving true circularity. That belief led us to co-found NeoSort—a revolutionary technology redefining how resource recovery is done.‍

In today's digital world, hard drives store an incredible amount of personal, corporate, and sensitive data. Whether you’re upgrading your devices, decommissioning old servers, or simply cleaning out obsolete office equipment, learning how to properly dispose of a hard drive is essential for both data security and environmental responsibility. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the critical steps of hard drive disposal, from secure data destruction to environmentally compliant electronic recycling. 

Electronic waste, or e-waste, is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the world. Astechnology advances, individuals and businesses frequently upgrade their devices, leavingbehind outdated electronics that must be disposed of properly. Improper e-waste disposal cancause significant environmental damage, contribute to data security risks, and waste valuablematerials that could otherwise be recycled.

In today’s digital world, data security is a top priority for individuals and businesses. Simplydeleting files or formatting a hard drive is not enough to ensure complete data erasure.Sensitive data can still be recovered using specialized software, posing significant risks,including identity theft, data breaches, and regulatory non-compliance. Whether you’re disposing of, recycling, selling, or repurposing a hard drive, following properdata removal techniques is crucial. This guide will walk you through how to completely removeall data from a hard drive securely, ensuring it cannot be recovered.