QiO Technologies names Christos Tsotskas as Chief Technology Officer (CTO)

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QiO Technologies names Christos Tsotskas as Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
QiO Technologies names Christos Tsotskas as Chief Technology Officer (CTO)

QiO Technologies has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Christos Tsotskas as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Based in Farnborough, the company develops optimisation technology for data centres and energy-intensive industries.

Tsotskas brings more than 20 years of experience in artificial intelligence, optimisation and large-scale software development. His work has covered defence, aerospace, transport, telecommunications, healthcare and logistics, including technology deployments in regulated and safety-critical environments.

He has also led 24/7 monitoring operations across more than 4,000 sites and 140,000 sensors spanning rail, energy, tunnels and bridges.

At QiO, Tsotskas will lead technology strategy and delivery across the company’s data centre products and industrial optimisation portfolio. His responsibilities will include overseeing engineering, data science and optimisation teams, as well as guiding product architecture, roadmaps and enterprise requirements for large-scale deployments.

The company said his appointment would support the development of technology for data centres and energy-intensive manufacturing.

QiO’s data centre product is designed to help operators identify and implement server power optimisations without affecting workload performance, quality of service or availability. The approach keeps changes within vendor-rated, warranty-safe operating limits. Optimisations are also reversible, with savings subject to measurement and verification.

Tsotskas said: “The challenge that attracted me to QiO is carrying optimisation all the way from analysis to a measured operational outcome. I’m looking forward to scaling the data centre and manufacturing products while keeping performance, safety and customer control at the centre of every deployment.”

His priorities include expanding product optimisation capabilities, strengthening measurement, security and governance for enterprise and colocation customers, and developing reusable technology and integration models for industrial sites.

QiO CEO Gary Bourton said: “Christos combines deep expertise in AI and optimisation with a proven understanding of what it takes to put complex technology into operation at scale. His appointment will help us strengthen our products and deliver practical, measurable value for customers facing growing pressure on energy and compute capacity.”

Tsotskas holds a PhD focused on multi-objective optimisation, using high-performance computing to study aircraft techno-economic and environmental trade-offs. His experience also includes AI-driven routing and scheduling, predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, industrial IoT and cloud data platforms.

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