Community Engagement

Time to colour in the data center sector!

We are honoured to host you! I know what my legion of godchildren will be getting this year as presents 🤣.

Be the change you want to see... And I want to see more colouring books! This industry has been too stale for too long. Its cool, we need to make it look cool!

Thank you, Michael. It was my pleasure to work on this project with you. Love the artwork, love your book, and it was a pleasure to meet you in person. Hope to see you at our other events. ❤️

This is a very creative, much-needed way to help address the long-term talent attraction challenges for data centers, digital infrastructure, and critical facilities.

How cool is this? A Data Centre colouring book. I am fortunate to meet some great people. It was amazing to meet Michael Jurado on Tuesday night. And then he pulled out some colouring books for my daughters. If we want to attract new talent to the sector. We have to do things differently. See things differently. This is different. This is cool. 😎 Thank you Michael 👍🏻

I love seeing projects like Datapop.art using creative ways to make this industry more approachable.

If you haven't seen Michael Jurado art or got a copy of the coloring book - why haven't you?

They were a big hit with everyone & we'll be needing another batch for the launch of our next data center 😍 Thank you for the collaboration

Data never looked so good! We're proud to feature London-based artist Michael Jurado at Datacloud Global Congress, bringing a bold, creative lens to the world of digital infrastructure. With roots in the industry, Michael's work celebrates the people and ideas powering the future - from striking visuals to colouring books that get kids curious about data centres.

Who says data centres can't be art? The incredibly talented Michael Jurado has turned the unseen world of data centres into a creative masterpiece in his second Data Centre Pop Art Colouring Book! Exhibited at Datacloud, his work seamlessly blends pop art with racks, cables, and control rooms, bringing a fresh perspective to data centre culture.

We’re honoured to be featured in Michael Jurado's data centre colouring book - a brilliantly creative project that showcases this fantastic industry in a new and bold way. Andy Davis features in the book alongside the other co-founders of the Data Centre Marketing Club. A huge thanks to Michael (Datapop.art) for including DataX Connect in this project!

Sometimes, even data centres make it to the art world. And when they do, we’re proud to be part of the story. AVK has been featured in the second Data Centre Pop Art Colouring Book by the talented Michael Jurado, an artist who captured the hidden beauty of this often unseen world. His work was exhibited at Datacloud - a techoraco brand Cannes: pop art meets racks, cables, and control rooms. If you look closely, you’ll spot a few familiar logos, celebrating the people, voices and brands that power this industry. And yes, even one of us and his dog somehow made it into the artwork! 🐾 A huge thank you to Michael for this creative take — and for giving data centre culture its own place on the wall.

Wow! We love this! 😎

Supporting creativity and the industry goes hand in hand for us, and when we discovered Datapop.art, we knew we had to invest. Our office is our haven, and now, with pieces of sites and the classic Cannes gracing our walls, we’ve brought a little slice of inspiration straight to Kent.

We love this!