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AVK’s End-to-End Energy Solutions for Data Centres

The feeling of having multiple points of contact across multiple suppliers for your data centre project doesn’t have to be a part of the process. AVK’s Power of One – our end-to-end energy solutions, ensure an easeful, efficient journey to data centre power with one expert company.

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PowerPods – Why the Future of AI Power is Modular

The industrialisation of AI has begun - this in turn is accelerating world-wide data centre infrastructure roll out. Together the combination of these forces is shifting every data centre development dynamic. This is particularly true for power provision.

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The Next Generation Powering Tomorrow’s Data

At AVK, we love welcoming students to carry out their work experience requirements with us. Fresh talent is necessary for our industry, and we're making the first steps towards that - introducing young people to the world of data centres, and presenting the industry as a career option.

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AVK Awarded EcoVadis Bronze Medal

We're proud to say that AVK has been awarded a Bronze EcoVadis medal. This demonstrates our further commitment to sustainable practices and positive social impact.

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CCHP: The Technology Allowing for Enhanced Energy Efficiency

CCGT (Combined Cycle Gas Turbines) have widely been accepted as the BAT (Best Available Technique) for large-scale embedded generation. With the recently released emissions drivers from the Environment Agency, there is increasing need for new, emerging technologies for a higher efficiency rating. That solution could be Combined Cooling, Heat and Power (CCHP).

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How to Address the Power Component Crunch in Europe

Europe stands out as the global data centre market with the longest lead times for large power components. This can delay commissioning and is one of the factors slowing AI infrastructure competitiveness here. What can power solution providers and their data centre customers do to improve things?