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QUANTUM Lifecycle Partners achieves R2v3 certification in New Mexico

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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QUANTUM Lifecycle Partners, formerly known as 2NDGEAR, opened a Technology Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The facility achieved R2v3 certification, which is one of the most rigorous standards in the electronics recycling and IT asset disposition industry. This certification makes it the first facility in New Mexico to meet the standard.

From intelligencer.ca

Why it matters

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The certification reinforces QUANTUM's commitment to responsible electronics reuse and secure data destruction across its North American footprint. The new name unifies its U.S. operations with its existing facilities in Canada and Costa Rica.

From intelligencer.ca

Who's involved

  • QUANTUMOperating the IT asset disposition and electronics lifecycle partner
  • Costa RicaLocation of QUANTUM's global facilities
  • New MexicoState where the certified technology center is located
  • AlbuquerqueCity hosting the new certified technology center

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  • New MexicoSpeculative

    New Mexico could support state economic growth by attracting certified corporate investment.

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