Your AI Upgrade Has a Disposal Problem. Have You Solved It?
The AI infrastructure build-out is accelerating hardware retirement at a rate most IT teams have not planned for. New servers. […]
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Reconome and Good Things Foundation mark major milestone
Good Things Foundation and Reconome celebrate the National Device Bank passing 100 contributing organisations, with almost 40,000 people supported.
The Reuse Project, Part 1: A Forgotten Login Shouldn’t End a Laptop’s Life
Part one of six. Over the next six months we are rebuilding how every device we handle gets its ending,
One Year In: What the Digital Inclusion Action Plan Got Right, Where the Gap Still Sits, and What Comes Next
In March 2026, DSIT published its one-year progress report on the Digital Inclusion Action Plan. The headline: more than one
What the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards Mean for Your IT Estate
The UK government published its Sustainability Reporting Standards on 25 February 2026. Two documents, UK SRS S1 and UK SRS
The 95% Rule is Coming for Your Scope 3
If your carbon reporting relies on the quiet comfort of ‘we excluded that category because it wasn’t material,’ your grace
Press Release: Material Focus announce first four projects to receive Circular Electricals Funding
Material Focus has announced that four projects have been awarded funding from its Circular Electricals Fund which supports innovation in
The Memory Crunch Is Coming, And It’s Better to Act Now
Across multiple reports, prices for DRAM and flash storage are significantly higher now than in recent years, and forecasts indicate
Reconome and Good Things Foundation commit to deliver 85,000 devices to UK’s digitally excluded
Reconome, a leading circular IT solutions provider and certified B Corp, and Good Things Foundation, the UK’s leading digital inclusion
Press Release: Cellnex partner with Reconome and Good Things Foundation to tackle digital exclusion and e-waste
The collaboration has already saved 75 tonnes of CO₂ emissions and given a second life to 325 IT devices that
Ending digital poverty: the DPA’s rallying cry for coordinated action
Our world is increasingly hard to navigate without access to the internet, and the skills needed to use it safely.
The battle for digital inclusion: what we learned from DSIT
“Without a device it is impossible to do those everyday essential digital tasks.” That one line from Ellie Richardson, Head