The millennial generation is becoming a driving force behind the circular economy of used IT equipment.
IT shops have typically bought used gear if they needed to replace old equipment and couldn’t get parts from the vendor. But the idea of buying a low-mileage server with one or two years of use wasn’t very popular. Companies typically bought new.
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