Ava Energy secures a third patent, expanding its innovative distributed energy solutions for advanced computing.
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| Ava Energy's innovative technology is transforming the future of data centers by harnessing the power of distributed energy. Image: Ava Energy AI Holdings |
New York, USA – December 6, 2024:
Ava Energy AI Holdings, Inc. (Ava Energy) is making significant strides in the field of distributed energy, with the recent issuance of its third patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). This groundbreaking patent expands the company's innovative technology to power a diverse range of compute processing units, including GPUs, CPUs, and more.
Ava Energy's proprietary Energy Operating System (EOS) and cutting-edge solutions are revolutionizing the way we harness and utilize distributed energy resources. By converting distributed energy into usable compute power, the company is addressing the growing energy demands of AI and Big Data, while also reducing reliance on traditional power grids.
The latest patent underscores Ava Energy's commitment to pushing the boundaries of technological innovation. It enables the company to optimize the use of distributed energy sources, such as solar, wind, and hydro power, to fuel the data centers that power our digital world. This not only enhances the sustainability of data center operations but also offers greater flexibility and resilience.
"The future of data centers lies in distributed energy," said Karl Andersen, CEO and Founder of Ava Energy. "By harnessing the power of distributed energy sources, we can create a more sustainable and efficient future for the tech industry."
Ava Energy's technology has the potential to transform the way we power data centers and other high-performance computing systems. By optimizing energy consumption and reducing carbon emissions, the company is playing a crucial role in addressing climate change and promoting a greener future. As the demand for computing power continues to soar, Ava Energy's innovative solutions are poised to shape the future of the tech industry.