Three characters in the X2Y pattern, on the .net. The structure does half the naming work before you’ve written a word of positioning.
E2V reads naturally as energy to value, edge to virtual, or end to verification, and each of those maps onto a live technical category. Energy and power systems in particular have adopted the X-to-Y convention heavily, where the shorthand describes a conversion process in three characters. For a company in power electronics, grid software, or energy trading, that’s an unusually tidy fit.
Outside any specific reading, the value is the length. Three characters on a major extension is a closed inventory with a queue of buyers that refreshes with every new company formed. The .net keeps it accessible while staying entirely appropriate for a technical business.
Short, structured, no spelling ambiguity, and it works on a slide at any font size.
The name is available. Offers considered.