Biodegradable SIMs on the way from MTN Rwanda

Posted on May 14, 2024 by Guest authors

A potentially significant announcement – made last week but only now being widely reported – is MTN Rwanda’s claim that it is pioneering the introduction of paper-based biodegradable SIM cards in that country.

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Vodacom and du highlight recycling efforts

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Many operators are putting a lot of effort into encouraging recycling – and into being seen to lead that effort, as recent announcements from operators Vodacom in South Africa and du in the UAE indicate.

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Chile’s Google ruling highlights use of water for cooling data centres

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March 1, 2024
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Despite many claims to energy efficiency, data centres still have questions to answer about water usage, something highlighted by a Chilean environmental court’s partial reversal of a permit allowing Google to build a data centre in the …

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Indus Towers and Indian technology institute to research sustainable energy

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Public research university and technical institute the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT B) has signed an agreement with telecom infrastructure firm Indus Towers for research initiatives in sustainable energy.

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