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At Kickstart 2024 in Amsterdam, The Tech Capital interviewed Lynsey Partlow, Service Director at AVK-SEG UK, to discuss the group's strategic expansion and its implications for the European market.
AVK-SEG UK has opened a new service office in the Netherlands. At Kickstart 2024 in Amsterdam, The Tech Capital interviewed Lynsey Partlow, Service Director at AVK-SEG UK, to discuss this strategic expansion and its implications for the European market.
AVK, known for its power solutions in data centre infrastructure, bills itself as a platform ready to transform the industry’s approach to energy consumption and connectivity. The company’s latest venture into the Netherlands marks a crucial step in its European strategy, addressing the evolving demands of the data centre landscape.
Partlow provides insights into AVK’s current projects, including over 200 MW of microgrid initiatives for sites with limited or no grid connection. The interview explores how the new Dutch office will contribute to these ongoing efforts and the unique challenges presented by the local market.
The conversation delves into the AVK Academy’s role in driving innovation and sustainability within the data centre power solutions sector. Partlow elaborates on AVK’s technology-agnostic approach to future-proofing power solutions and how this philosophy translates into services and training offered at the new location.
A critical focus of the discussion is the public perception of data centres. Partlow addresses how AVK’s expansion contributes to changing this perception through education and sustainable practices, a pressing issue in the industry.
Looking ahead, the interview examines AVK’s vision for supporting AI data centres and power solutions for next-generation computing infrastructure. In an era of rapid technological advancement, AVK’s insights into future-proofing power infrastructure are particularly relevant.