Dell Technologies is a First-Generation EPEAT Climate+ Champion

Dell Technologies is a First-Generation EPEAT Climate+ Champion

Dell Technologies was recently named one of the first-ever Global Electronics Council's (GEC) new EPEAT Climate+ Champions. EPEAT Climate+ is a third-party recognition of a company's sustainability initiatives and their reduction of the environmental impact of our products While the tech industry is working at full speed to develop more environmentally sustainable products and services, Dell is clearly a leader, with the industry's widest portfolio of EPEAT Climate+ designated product types under EPEAT. Read the story on Dell's blog. ��

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