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D ata centers around the world produce a combined total of 50 million metric tons of e-waste every year and defunct hard ...

In a bid to cut e-waste, Microsoft is employing AI-powered robots to streamline the disposal of old data center hard drives.

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The robotic system uses computer vision to recognize different HDD types and locate screws for disassembly. It carefully removes components, destroying only the data-carrying platters, while ...

"The process uses computer vision and robotics to disassemble the hard disk, sorts them, and destroys the media that contains data. The materials are then recycled," a Microsoft narrator explained ...

If the research and its applications are successful, Microsoft or other developers, manufacturers and retailers could offer recycling services for consumers to securely recycle their home computers.