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'Fast Tech' fuels growing e-waste concern as millions of small, low-cost electronics flood world markets

Phys.org Tech2026-10-14 06:000 views

With annual Black Friday and holiday shopping sprees approaching, International E-Waste Day 2026 shines a spotlight on the booming trade in "Fast Tech"—USB adapters, mini fans, LED lights, electronic toys and other small, inexpensive gadgets.

Source：https://techxplore.com/news/2026-10-fast-tech-fuels-millions-small.html

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