Charlotte Nixon

In early 2021, Techbuyer Group announced the launch of its software focused business, Interact.

After months of working in partnership with our supplier Direct Foam and Packaging, in 2020 Techbuyer made huge progress towards its target of environmentally friendly packaging in the warehouse.

Techbuyer looks back on Sustainability Lead, Astrid Wynne, becoming a Chartered Environmentalist.

Nour Rteil, Lead Application Developer at Techbuyer and Lead Researcher and Developer at Interact, has had an article featured in Intelligent Data Centres.

The technology industry is currently one of the major players contributing to the growing problem of e-waste and climate change globally.

The Circular Economy – the practice of maximising the lifecycles for products and materials – is a key concern for Techbuyer.

Techbuyer’s Knowledge Transfer Project wrapped up in July 2021 and received an “Outstanding” rating. With the wind in its sails, Techbuyer decided to establish a dedicated research team.

In 2021, Techbuyer began a new project with the UK Research Institute to develop improved methods for measuring and improving data centre energy efficiency.

In episode three of Techbuyer's podcast series in collaboration with the Leaders Council, Sustainability and Research Director, Rich Kenny, explores what innovation really looks like and how Techbuyer adopts an environment of creativity and development.

In the final instalment of Techbuyer's "Futureproofing Your Business" series, Charlotte Nixon illustrates how changes made to your current IT practices and systems can enable a more prosperous future for your business and support the triple bottom line by maximising profit.

Earlier this year, Techbuyer took its next step in improving the sustainability of the IT and data centre industry.

In Episode Two of Techbuyer's podcast series, created in collaboration with the Leaders Council, Sustainability Lead and Chartered Environmentalist, Astrid Wynne, talks about what it means to be a sustainable business.  

Techbuyer is a global provider of sustainable IT solutions, including responsible disposal of used technology devices that absolutely cannot be re-used or disassembled for spares.

A staggering 54 million tonnes of e-waste is produced globally every year.

It is now widely accepted that the ever-growing volume of e-waste generated each year is a global problem that must be resolved.