Moro Hub, Enviroserve Team up for Secure Circular IT Lifecycle
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Moro Hub, Enviroserve Team up for Secure Circular IT Lifecycle

Moro Hub, a subsidiary of Digital DEWA, the digital arm of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (PJSC), has entered into a strategic partnership with Enviroserve to deliver the region’s first secure, end-to-end and circular IT lifecycle solution. The collaboration aims to help organisations across the UAE manage IT assets in a more sustainable, secure and environmentally responsible manner.

The partnership was formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding signed in Dubai by Mohammed Bin Sulaiman, CEO, Moro Hub, and Shashidhar Y S, Board Member & Managing Director, Enviroserve. By combining Moro Hub’s advanced digital infrastructure capabilities with Enviroserve’s expertise in certified e-waste recycling and IT Asset Disposition (ITAD), the initiative introduces a comprehensive lifecycle model for IT assets.

Under this model, IT equipment is responsibly deployed, maintained, securely decommissioned and reintegrated into the value chain through recycling, repurposing and material recovery. The approach is designed to minimise waste, ensure secure data destruction and support compliance with data protection, environmental and sustainability standards.

The integrated solution enables enterprises to extract greater value from their technology investments while reducing environmental impact. It is particularly relevant for sectors with stringent security and compliance requirements, including government, finance, energy and healthcare.

Commenting on the partnership, Mohammed Bin Sulaiman, CEO, Moro Hub, said: “This partnership with Enviroserve reflects our commitment to building a sustainable and circular digital future for the UAE. By enabling organizations to extend the life of their IT assets, recycle responsibly, and reduce waste, we are accelerating the transition to greener digital ecosystems. This initiative also supports the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 strategic vision and strengthens digital trust across the country.”

Shashidhar Y S, Board Member & Managing Director, Enviroserve, said: “At Enviroserve, we ensure that every retired IT asset is processed with the highest global standards for environmental and data protection. Together, we are enabling organizations to adopt greener IT practices while enhancing data integrity throughout the asset lifecycle.”

The collaboration sets a new benchmark for sustainable digital transformation in the region, aligning innovation, security and environmental stewardship to support the UAE’s transition to a low-carbon, circular digital economy.

Moro Hub, a subsidiary of Digital DEWA, the digital arm of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (PJSC), has entered into a strategic partnership with Enviroserve to deliver the region’s first secure, end-to-end and circular IT lifecycle solution. The collaboration aims to help organisations across the UAE manage IT assets in a more sustainable, secure and environmentally responsible manner.The partnership was formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding signed in Dubai by Mohammed Bin Sulaiman, CEO, Moro Hub, and Shashidhar Y S, Board Member & Managing Director, Enviroserve. By combining Moro Hub’s advanced digital infrastructure capabilities with Enviroserve’s expertise in certified e-waste recycling and IT Asset Disposition (ITAD), the initiative introduces a comprehensive lifecycle model for IT assets.Under this model, IT equipment is responsibly deployed, maintained, securely decommissioned and reintegrated into the value chain through recycling, repurposing and material recovery. The approach is designed to minimise waste, ensure secure data destruction and support compliance with data protection, environmental and sustainability standards.The integrated solution enables enterprises to extract greater value from their technology investments while reducing environmental impact. It is particularly relevant for sectors with stringent security and compliance requirements, including government, finance, energy and healthcare.Commenting on the partnership, Mohammed Bin Sulaiman, CEO, Moro Hub, said: “This partnership with Enviroserve reflects our commitment to building a sustainable and circular digital future for the UAE. By enabling organizations to extend the life of their IT assets, recycle responsibly, and reduce waste, we are accelerating the transition to greener digital ecosystems. This initiative also supports the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 strategic vision and strengthens digital trust across the country.”Shashidhar Y S, Board Member & Managing Director, Enviroserve, said: “At Enviroserve, we ensure that every retired IT asset is processed with the highest global standards for environmental and data protection. Together, we are enabling organizations to adopt greener IT practices while enhancing data integrity throughout the asset lifecycle.”The collaboration sets a new benchmark for sustainable digital transformation in the region, aligning innovation, security and environmental stewardship to support the UAE’s transition to a low-carbon, circular digital economy.

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