In a world where technology evolves faster than ever, businesses are constantly upgrading — new laptops, new servers, new networking gear. But what happens to all the old IT equipment left behind?

Every business relies on technology — from laptops and servers to networking and mobile devices. But as the IT environment grows, so does the complexity of managing it.

In the UK, businesses that supply, use, or dispose of electrical and electronic equipment are legally required to follow WEEE regulations — short for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment.

In today’s fast-paced digital world, technology underpins nearly every business process. From laptops and servers to mobile devices and software licenses, IT assets are the backbone of operations. But without proper management, these assets can quickly become a source of inefficiency, risk, and unnecessary expense.

In today’s fast-moving digital landscape, businesses refresh their IT equipment faster than ever. Whether it’s upgrading servers, replacing laptops, or decommissioning an entire data centre, one critical question often gets overlooked: What happens to your old IT assets?