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Andrea Tsapralis, Director, Solutions Development & Innovation, Avnet Integrated
Andrea Tsapralis - Director, Solutions Development & Innovation, Avnet Integrated Solutions at Avnet

Andrea Tsapralis has been Director of Innovation for Avnet Integrated Solutions since January 2023. Andrea is taking the lead to drive innovation within Avnet and she is collaborating with our supplier partners and customers to bring new solutions to market. The focus is on solutions and technologies that are impactful to revenue growth and to achieving ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) objectives. These solutions include liquid cooling, Avnet Virtual Platforms and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS).

Andrea’s first position at Avnet was Director of Global Accounts. Prior to joining Avnet, Andrea had a long career at HP with positions including Enterprise Services Sales Executive, Account General Manager and Global Client Business Manager. She was responsible for managing complex global accounts and developing growth strategies centered upon innovation. This included working strategically with HP Labs and the HP CTO office on a regular basis.

Andrea has a Bachelor of Science degree from Drexel University in Commerce & Engineering Sciences and Operations Management.

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The superior heat transfer qualities of liquid position it as the best choice for AI data centers
Liquid cooling helps shape thermal management for AI
By Andrea Tsapralis   -   March 5, 2025
Technical article
AI is changing data centers and our expectations. But this transformation comes with demands, in terms of power consumption and corresponding heat generation. The industry is rapidly adopting the latest thermal management solutions.
Keeping servers cool
Faster, hotter chips need smarter cooling solutions
By Andrea Tsapralis   -   September 25, 2023
Technical article
The time is right for a set of new liquid cooling technology applications that before now may not have been economically viable. They are Precision Immersion Liquid Cooling and Direct-to-Chip Negative Pressure Liquid Cooling.