Outlook: $60 billion in AI servers deploying now will create ITAD’s most complex EOL challenge by 2029

Dell guided to $60 billion in AI server revenue for its current fiscal year alone. Lenovo reports a $21 billion AI server pipeline with more than 5,800 active customer deployments. Compliance Standards projects that systems deployed during the 2025–2027 build-out will begin reaching end-of-life in significant volumes around 2029–2031. Because these servers are GPU-dense, often liquid-cooled and packed with high-value materials, the brief describes what is coming as “the most complex and highest-value recycling and urban mining challenge the sector has encountered.” GPU firmware and AI model storage sit outside the scope of current data destruction standards, and the report calls for documented End-of-Life (EOL) protocols to be developed and in place before that retirement wave begins.

New Smelting and Refining Capacity in the U.S. Strategic Metals Market

Aurubis is now operating a major recycling facility in Richmond, Georgia, its first big U.S. site. Built for $800 million, the plant can handle up to 180,000 metric tons of scrap and recover copper, nickel, tin, and precious metals from things like circuit boards and...

Procurri’s Delisting from SGX and What’s Ahead

On September 22, 2025, Procurri Corporation Limited was delisted from the Singapore Exchange following its privatization by Exeo Global Asset Holdings, with shareholders receiving cash and Exeo taking full control. As a global provider of IT lifecycle services across...

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