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Microsoft’s announcement is crystal clear: Windows 10 support ends on October 14, 2025. With approximately 1 billion Windows 10 devices facing obsolescence, organisations worldwide are grappling with a pressing question: are you Windows 11 ready, or will your business contribute to an unprecedented e-waste crisis?  Windows 11 Ready: Your Complete Guide to Sustainable IT  The […]

“IT will account for anywhere between 2% and 8% of CO2 emissions. In some exaggerated areas, I’ve even seen it suggested it could peak into 20% by 2030… and the airline industry only accounts for 2%. That gives you an idea of the gravity that IT has around the CO2 generation.” Mat Jordan, CEO, Procurri,

As the world grapples with challenges like resource depletion, waste management, and climate change, schools have a unique opportunity to lead by example. The Department for Education’s (DfE) Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy outlines an ambitious plan to transform educational institutions into hubs of sustainable innovation. By integrating sustainable practices into daily operations and curricula,

The government’s path to net-zero is sprinkled with ambition, deadlines and no shortage of challenge. But as public sector professionals and communities rally to cut emissions, influence procurement and reshape the British sustainability story, are we asking the right questions about the tech we rely on? It’s time to get the conversation going. What Will

The surge in laptop and PC purchases during the early days of COVID-19 is culminating in a new wave of upgrades required for ageing devices. Laptops purchased back in 2020 are now nearing the end of their typical three-to-five-year lifecycle, with users seeking newer devices that meet the demands of today, such as AI and

Earth Overshoot Day marks the point in the year when humanity’s consumption of natural resources surpasses what the planet can regenerate in that same year. This year, for the UK, it falls on May 20th, compared to June 3rd of last year.  The shift underscores the relentless pace of consumption, with resources being used up

Circular Computing has been named as a finalist in two categories at the Digital Technology Leaders Awards 2025, celebrating excellence in digital innovation and sustainability. The recognition highlights the significant impact of two pivotal partnerships that exemplify how technology can drive both social and environmental progress.  Outstanding Digital Inclusion Project with Kent County Council  Circular

InnoVent, a leader in IT asset rental and management solutions, has partnered with Circular Computing, the global leader in laptop remanufacturing and refurbishment. This strategic collaboration positions the two companies to supply the African market with the highest quality remanufactured and refurbished laptops through Qrent, the remarketing brand of InnoVent.  The partnership reflects their shared

Every click on a keyboard or tap on a trackpad carries with it hidden costs that stretch far beyond the screen in front of us. Earth Day is an opportunity to reflect on the impact of various industries, including IT and recognise their role in shaping ecological balance and promoting human equity. From the impacts