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In2tec warns that the rise of electric toothbrushes is adding to the world’s growing mountain of harmful ewaste.

The latest UN report, published in March 2024, highlights the alarming growth of electronic waste and the severe ecological and economic impacts it is causing.

The UK government has introduced new proposals requiring online marketplaces, such as Amazon and eBay, to contribute more significantly to therecycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment(WEEE).

In2tec’s pioneering ReUSE and ReCYCLE technology will be showcased in a documentary about technology that will transform society.

Ewaste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the world. When electrical products and electronic equipment reach the end of their usable life they will often be sent to landfill, where they are expected to rot away and be forgotten.

In2tec Ltd brings circularity to the electronics industry, having developed the solution for the removal and reuse of electronic components from Printed Circuit Board Assemblies (PCBAs).

Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division and Altium have entered a strategic partnership which will help the design and manufacturing of electronics be more environmentally sustainable.

Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation announced it has recently shipped its half-billionth UltraCMOS™ RFIC, a milestone which highlights the successful adoption and proliferation of the Company’s disruptive UltraCMOS silicon-on-sapphire technology.

Peregrine Semiconductor announced the expansion of its European design and manufacturing operations and the opening of a new facility located in Aix-en-Provence, France. Peregrine Semiconductor Europe (PSE) operations include RF integrated circuit (RFIC) design and engineering at its design center in Aix-en-Provence, France; IC wafer manufacturing from wafer foundry Sapphicon in Australia and UMC in Taiwan; assembly and packaging from Hybritech C...

element14, Premier Farnell’s innovative online technology resource and community for electronic design engineers, and a leading authority on environmental legislation in the electronics industry, announces it will auction off its ‘electronics waste sculpture’ built over this week’s four day electronica event, 9-12 of November. The building of the sculpture can be watched via an exclusive web cam available through the element14 website at...