Microsoft reveals major sustainability "zero-waste" goal reached
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Microsoft, Western Digital Recycle Drives to Recover Rare Earth Metals - HostingJournalist.com
Microsoft and Western Digital are collaborating on a recycling initiative focused on recovering rare earth elements (REEs) from end-of-life hard disk drives (HDDs) used in data centers. The project, which also involves Critical Materials Recycling (CMR) and PedalPoint Recycling, aims to reduce waste while feeding critical materials back into the U.S. supply chain amid growing geopolitical tension around mineral sourcing.The recycling program tar…
Western Digital and Microsoft Launch a HDD Hard Drive Recycling Program to Recover 90% of Rare Earths from Data Center Electronic WasteTo give new life to rare earth elements of HDD hard drives, Western Digital has launched a large-scale hard disk recycling initiative in partnership with Microsoft, Critical Materials Recycling and PedalPoint Recycling. This program, called Advanced Recycling and Rare Earth Material Capture Program, aims to...
SCIENCE & TECH: Microsoft reveals major sustainability “zero-waste” goal reached – U-S-NEWS.COM
Microsoft says it is a year early to its server reuse and recycling target Rare earth mineral and metal extraction has proven key Circular Centers repurpose decommissioned hardware Microsoft says it is ahead of target on its quest to become a zero-waste company – one of the key aspects of its sustainability goal – but it isn’t there just yet. In a blog post, Azure Hardware Systems and Infrastructure CVP Rani Borkar confirmed the company has now …
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