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Our resident technology fixer explains why the iPhone 16 is a contender for Apple's most repairable phone yet - but why all is not quite as marvellous as we would hope

We interview Professor Mark Miodownik to talk about his latest book, "It's a Gas", and why air is such an underrated resource

How the UN Development Programme and IBM are using AI to improve access to energy models

How exactly is Lenovo treading the long path to Net Zero? We examine its claims about sustainability and circularity, revealing a largely positive story - except for plastics.

Team Repair is on a mission: to give schoolkids confidence that they can repair electronics and inspire them to consider STEM subjects

Google Research has built an AI that should cut the time that motorists spend waiting at traffic lights

How the Paris 2024 Olympic Games organisers have lived up to their promise that this is the greenest Olympics ever

With 2030 fast approaching, it not only seems unlikely that the tech giants will miss their Net Zero targets but impossible. Lee Grant explains why.

Cloud storage firm Wasabi Technologies and sustainable finance marketplace Zero Circle have teamed up to develop a suite of sustainability-focused cloud storage solutions to help businesses reduce their environmental impact.

We take a deep dive into HP's recently published 2023 Sustainability Impact Report to show where it's doing well - and where it could do better

Colorado's Right to Repair legislation not only makes it easier for consumers to get their devices repaired, but also for businesses.

Mercury NZ has selected Workday for its new finance system as the company aims to help New Zealand transition to a low-emissions economy.

A team at the University of Washington has created printed circuit boards that really do turn to jelly - or at least, viscous material - to make reusing components far easier at the end of life.

We all want to buy more sustainable products, but how do we make informed decisions? Logitech's Head of Sustainability gives us his eight wishes to make sense of it all.

Microsoft has just paid billions of dollars to gain access to an enormous amount of renewable power - and that's just part of its efforts to go carbon neutral

In an exclusive interview with Lenovo's Global Head of Environmental Services, Stefan Brechling Larsen, we ask why its customers are finally asking for sustainable technology

Lenovo has just switched on 5,072 solar panels to make its Budapest factory more sustainable. We go behind the scenes

Lee Grant digs behind the truth about ocean-bound plastics to explain why reducing them is a worthy cause - but that we need to treat marketing claims with due scepticism

Ahead of Earth Day, we asked 34 leaders for their take on the role technology must play if we are to avoid catastrophic climate change.

After spending half a year with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5, Tim Danton feels well placed to give a long-term review - and to tell Samsung how to change things to make it more appealing to businesses