KickStart Europe: What’s on the Horizon for Data Centers?
Data center leaders met in Amsterdam to discuss important questions about sustainability and data protection impacting the industry’s growth.
Category: Data Center Decommissioning
Ramping Up to Meet the Demands of the Growing Data Center Industry
SLS is meeting that challenge by ramping up our capacity to provide local decommissioning and repurposing of servers in key data center areas of growth.
Meeting Supply Chain Challenges
SLS is helping customers to recover and redeploy their used semiconductors, along with other processors and memory. This reduces the carbon footprint.
Data Centers Open Their Doors for National Data Center Day
Sims Lifecycle Services joined other Dutch Data Center Association members during National Data Center Day for tours at BIT and ITB2 facilities.
Closing the Loop – Enabling the Data Center for the Circular Economy
SLS presented our strategy for delivering industry-leading reuse and recycling services for co-located, hyperscale and edge data centers.
Top Questions to Ask Your Data Center Decommissioning Vendor
As data center decommissioning options evolve, SLS, among others, have innovated to create new programs to reflect these market changes.
Revisiting the Brexit Agreement
Now that the EU and UK have separated, we revisit what Brexit means for IT asset disposition (ITAD), data center decommissioning and recycling programs.
A Year in Review: 2020 Highlights
2020 was a difficult and challenging year for many reasons however, these challenges also introduced some opportunities. As the global pandemic continues to affect both our personal and professional lives let’s take a moment to reflect. In early 2020 Sims Recycling Solutions announced their new Sims Lifecycle Services (SLS) brand name. A statement by Ingrid…
Ready for Brexit
Sims Lifecycle Services (SLS) are continuing to monitor progress and review our preparations to ensure that we are ready for Brexit.
In the Know: International E-waste Day 2020
This year, amid the global pandemic, a particular focus given to education and activities predominantly took place online for International E-waste Day.