BT and Cisco expand business e-waste takeback service

James Murray
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New service promises to ensure up to 99.9 per cent of recovered network equipment will be re-used or recycled

BT has today significantly expanded its global e-waste programme for business customers, announcing it has teamed up with networking giant Cisco to offer a new circular economy service. The two tech...

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