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Iron Mountain Research Links IT Asset Recovery to AI Funding

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 26
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Iron Mountain released a new report, The Information Supercycle: Aligning Data, Infrastructure and Capital for AI Scale, which examines how comprehensive asset lifecycle management can help organizations recover value from decommissioned technology. The research found that 17% of organizations are already using reclaimed IT spending to fund AI, compared to 27% using new capital allocation. Erica Hirsch, Senior Vice President at Iron Mountain, commented on the findings.

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The report suggests that treating IT asset disposition as a formal budget recovery program allows businesses to reclaim 10–30% of initial hardware costs. This mechanism could create a self-funding method for AI innovation by redirecting recovered capital toward next-generation infrastructure.

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Who's involved

  • HirschSenior Vice President, Asset Lifecycle Management at Iron Mountain
  • Iron MountainGlobal leader in information management services

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  • Hirsch

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  • Iron Mountain

    city in Dickinson County, Michigan, USA

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