UN Sustainable Development Goals

Have you ever stopped to consider whether the very digital tools we use to deliver essential public services are, in fact, undermining our national net-zero ambitions? It is a question that many in the civil service are beginning to ask with increasing urgency. As we look towards the 2026 regulatory horizon, the conversation regarding sustainability […]

We are thrilled to share that Circular Computing has been shortlisted for three prestigious categories at the upcoming Reuters Global Sustainability Awards 2026. To be shortlisted by global awards of this calibre is no small thing, and it is a proud moment for everyone associated with our mission. We are immensely proud to be making

Today marks another proud occasion for the entire Circular Computing family, and more importantly, for the community of Alac in Uganda. Following the success of our very first clean water project in Gbamusu, Sierra Leone, we are immensely proud to announce the official completion of our second sponsored clean water initiative, delivered in partnership with

The technology sector moves at a relentless pace. For years, enterprise decision-makers have faced a familiar narrative from laptop vendors. If your corporate fleet does not feature the latest specifications, your operations will allegedly grind to a halt. With global market projections showing the AI personal computer sector scaling rapidly, CIOs seemingly face a difficult

The global technology sector is currently witnessing a tectonic shift in its foundational infrastructure, a phenomenon now widely termed as ‘RAMageddon’. This is not merely a transient supply chain hiccup or a repeat of the pandemic era shortages; rather it represents a permanent transition in how the world’s laptop component producers prioritise their output. For

The arrival of UK Net Zero-Week 2026, running from 4th to 10th July, marks a significant turning point for the British business landscape. Launched originally in 2001, this national awareness week has grown into the country’s most prominent conference dedicated to the energy transition. This year, the narrative has shifted decisively from why we should

For a long time, corporate sustainability felt a bit like a competitive sport in creative writing. We saw the glossy brochures, the stock photos of saplings cradled in cupped hands, and the bold claims of being “eco-friendly” or “carbon neutral” by a date far enough in the future that most of the current board would

The UK government’s “Roadmap for modern digital government” sets out an ambitious vision of seamless, citizen-focused services. Yet the day-to-day experience for many civil servants tells a different story. Teams are asked to deliver modern services while working with ageing systems that struggle to keep pace. This is the digital ceiling: the point at which

For those managing IT budgets and procurement, the last few years have been a bit of a muddle. Just as we thought the global supply chain was finally finding its feet, we have been hit by a rather significant spot of bother. Predictability in laptop pricing has essentially broken, with costs for new devices jumping by 35% since November last