In Charge

for a better planet society future

In partnership with

Only

seconds

To midnight

Created in 1947 by scientists from the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the famous “Doomsday Clock” uses midnight to symbolize the end of the world.

First set at 23:53, the clock’s hands have been adjusted 23 times, ticking down to a critical 90 seconds to midnight in January 2023.

Protecting our planet is a responsibility we can no longer afford to pass on to someone else.

We are all

In-Charge

Adamantia Group and its member companies are fully aligned with Dell Technologies’ Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) values.

We firmly believe that technology is a powerful force for driving positive change across both business and society.

Driving sustainability through our technology

For many years, Dell products have been designed with an environmental impact reduction ethos, without sacrificing performance or security.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

LONG-TERM GOALS

CIRCULAR ECONOMY

Energy Efficiency

Outdated technology is always power-hungry and you are the one picking up the tab

Long-term Goals

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recycled or renewable packaging by 2030

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50% recycled or renewable product content by 2030

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One-for-one recycling: for every product purchased, we will reuse or recycle an equivalent one by 2030

We will achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, reaching the highest standard of sustainability

Circular Economy

E-Waste? No, thanks.

E-waste is one of the world’s fastest-growing waste streams: until 2020, just 17.4% of electronic materials were officially documented as collected and properly recycled.

This isn’t just an environmental crisis, it’s a massive financial loss. The unrecycled iron, copper, gold, and other precious minerals discarded each year are valued at roughly 57 billion dollars.

Circular Design

Dell Technologies is committed to pursuing design objectives that reduce the size and number of components used, as well as assembly complexity, to facilitate repair, reuse, and recycling.

RECYCLED MATERIALS WE USE

Recycled aluminum from old hard drives

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Carbon fiber sourced from the aerospace industry

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Ocean-bound plastics

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Post-consumer recycled plastics, such as water bottles and disposable items

RENEWABLE MATERIALS WE USE

Resin-based bioplastics: a byproduct of paper manufacturing

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Bio-rubber derived from castor oil

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Recycled paper and corrugated cardboard, bamboo, and sugarcane waste

This is achieved through rigorous controls across Dell’s entire direct supply chain, capturing indirect emissions from suppliers, business travel, and product logistics.