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    Posted on November 3, 2024
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    For decades, data center end-of-life hardware has been treated as an "e-waste" problem. It's a cost center, a compliance headache, and an environmental liability that needs to be "disposed of" as cheaply and quietly as possible. This "take-make-dispose" model is broken. It's financially short-sighted and environmentally unsustainable. Leading data center operators are now embracing a new, far more profitable model: The Circular Data Center. This model reframes "e-waste" as "under-utilized assets." It shifts the entire focus of ITAD from disposal to value recovery....

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    Posted on November 3, 2024
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    Your data center isn't like other data centers. Your hardware isn't "off-the-shelf." You run on custom-built, high-density compute sleds. You're an early adopter of OCP (Open Compute Project) hardware. Your racks are filled with specialized AI/ML accelerators that general-purpose ITAD vendors have never seen before. So why would you use a general-purpose ITAD vendor to manage its end-of-life? A standard ITAD company, whose business is built on processing millions of identical corporate laptops and beige Dell servers, sees your hyperscale hardware as a...

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    Posted on November 3, 2024
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    "Decommissioning a data hall" is one of the most deceptively simple phrases in IT. It doesn't just mean "unplugging servers." It's a high-stakes, high-stress project with massive operational, security, and financial risks. One wrong move can lead to downtime in an adjacent live hall. One un-scanned hard drive can lead to a million-dollar data breach. One sloppy de-installation can destroy the resale value of your assets. A successful data hall decommission isn't a "rip and replace." It's a precision-managed project. As professional...

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