Nth Cycle

Nth Cycle was created to disrupt the electronics manufacturing and recycling industries by changing their linear material model into a more efficient, circular one. The mission is to help transition the United States away from their reliance on primary mining and refining of metals overseas, toward the recycling of rare earth and specialty metals (e.g., Co, In, and Y) domestically from (1) the electronics and semiconductor manufacturing processes themselves, and (2) the products at their end-of-life during the recycling process, for reuse in future advanced manufacturing processes. Advanced electronics are becoming irreplaceable parts of modern life. Due to the increasing demand for these products, along with the global movement toward alternative energy sources, reliance on the foreign metals that these products rely on has reached 100%. Nth Cycle has developed a recycling technology to reclaim these materials from manufacturing and recycling streams to create a new source of metals