Infineon's Circular Economy Security Advancing Sustainability for All

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Global resources are becoming increasingly scarce and responsible use of them is crucial to counteracting climate change. With over 57.4 million tons of electronic waste produced annually (2021) at a net worth of nearly $60 billion, e-waste constitutes one of the largest waste streams. Keeping resources circulating in the value chain for as long as possible is one way to tackle this challenge. A circular economy helps extend the lifecycle of products, saving resources and energy.

www.bisinfotech.com/, Sept. 26, 2023 – 

Providing reliable spare parts for electronic devices [https://www.bisinfotech.com/nano-nor-flashmemory-for-electronic-devices/] plays a major role in this concept. Authentication solutions like the Infineon Technologies OPTIGA™ Authenticate product family support the verification of spare parts as well as original products and contribute to a trustworthy, sustainable economic approach. A circular approach to electronic products is defined by what is called the 6R concept: Reduce, reliability, repair, reuse, refurbish and recycle. To Infineon, the circular economy is relevant on different levels: These principles not only guide the company's waste management for instance by reusing solvents in the manufacturing process. Infineon's product design also aims to reduce resource consumption and hazardous waste and replace critical substances. On the other hand, Infineon delivers products to customers that help them innovate and create more sustainable solutions for the market based on the principles of circularity.

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