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Rand Technology believes sustainability is more than an aspiration – it’s a responsibility. As a specialist in electronic component sourcing and supply chain solutions, it recognises its crucial role in ensuring ethical sourcing, reducing environmental impact, and promoting a circular economy for semiconductors.

Globale-waste levels continue to rise, posing serious challenges to human health and the environment.

University of Bristol and University of West England researchers have advised the robotics industry to create robots that are able to be reprogrammed and repurposed once its lifespan is up, in an effort to tackle, rather than contribute to, the growing rise of electronic waste (e-waste).

As CES 2025 comes to a close today in Las Vegas, US, Electronic Specifier recaps some of the exciting and innovative technologies that were debuted at the show, acknowledging the forward-thinking and keen sensitivity to challenges that characterises companies’ new solutions.

Globally, 62 million tonnes of electronic waste (e-waste) was generated in 2022, yet less than a quarter of that waste was properly recycled, according to theUN’s Global E-Waste Monitor.

Thirteen UK research projects that will address urgent global energy and climate challenges have been funded through the Ayrton Challenge Programme.

Powercastannounces that its broad range of wireless power technologies – including long-range Radio-Frequency (RF) charging and close-range high-power SmartInductive charging – are namedFinalists in the Defence Innovation Challenge, Microelectronics and Sensors Category.

In2tec's unique technologies are making e-waste recycling an opportunity instead of an obligation.

The UK government should develop an integrated materials strategy to reduce demand, reuse and recycle critical materials to support the UK’s existing Net Zero Strategy, and improve economic security, according toa new report by the National Engineering Policy Centre, led by the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Avalue Technology, a global pioneer in industrial computing solutions, as reached a significant milestone by winning of the recently announced ‘2024 Taiwan BIC Award’.