For banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions, managing IT assets across multiple locations isn’t simple. From headquarters to branches spread across Pennsylvania and West Virginia, every device—laptops, teller terminals, servers, or mobile equipment—represents both value and risk. When it comes time to retire these assets, organizations need a process that is consistent, secure, and...
The clock is ticking on Microsoft’s Windows 10. Support for this widely used operating system is set to retire in October 2025, and the end-of-life milestone is already forcing organizations of every size to rethink their IT strategies. While many headlines focus on software upgrades and security risks, there’s another critical issue tied directly to...
Sustainability is no longer a “nice to have” for organizations—it’s a core expectation. Stakeholders, investors, employees, and communities increasingly want to know not only that businesses are disposing of IT assets responsibly, but also how those efforts translate into measurable environmental impact. That’s where eLoop sets the standard for sustainable IT asset disposition (ITAD). Why...
Hospitals and healthcare organizations handle some of the most sensitive data in the world. From patient records to research data within university-affiliated hospital systems, this information often lives on IT equipment that eventually must be retired. If those assets aren’t managed properly, the risks are enormous – ranging from regulatory fines to reputational damage and...
At eLoop, our mission has always been about more than recycling electronics—we’re building a smarter, cleaner, and more secure future. As Pennsylvania’s leading provider of IT asset disposition (ITAD) and e-waste recycling services, we help businesses retire their technology responsibly while protecting data, complying with regulations, and supporting a circular economy. But as devices evolve,...
In today’s digital world, the lifecycle of IT equipment is shorter than ever. Across Pennsylvania — from Pittsburgh’s growing tech sector to State College’s educational institutions to government agencies in Harrisburg and Johnstown— organizations are constantly upgrading their technology. But what happens to the outdated devices left behind is more than just an operational decision...
Inspired by Apple Research Partnership, roboLoop Addresses Electronics Recycling Challenges A researcher from Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science is using robotics to improve e-waste recycling. E-waste is one of the fastest-growing types of waste in the world, with an estimated 62 million tons produced in 2022 alone. But only about 20% of that...
In the realm of modern commerce, businesses are heavily reliant on technology...
In today’s digital age, nearly every nonprofit organization depends upon technology for their operations, especially..
According to a recent article from Barron’s, roughly 5.3 million cell phones will be discarded in 2022. The article states that is the
