Lenovo breakthrough promises to cut PC manufacturing emissions 35 per cent
IT giant says low temperature solder innovation will cut company's carbon emissions by nearly 6,000 tonnes a year
IT hardware giant Lenovo has this week unveiled a new technique for soldering computer components, which it says can cut the carbon emissions associated with PC and laptop manufacturing processes by more...
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