For more than 30 years, the CE (Conformité Européenne) marking has allowed many products to be moved and marketed freely all around the EU, regardless of where it’s manufactured.
With this marking, the producer declares that the item meets high EU safety, health, and environmental standards.
You’ll find this mandatory mark across specific product categories, including electronics, toys, and medical devices.
Know what you are buying: https://link.europa.eu/c6nyHc
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Actually existing permacomputing is mostly industrial or infrastructural automation hardware. That feels like a niche that's more likely to result in real use cases.
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