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Sandia Labs Tests Laser-Based Photonic Data Center Cooling

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Minnesota-based startup Maxwell Labs has entered into an R&D agreement with Sandia and the University of New Mexico to demonstrate laser-based photonic cooling for computer chips. The company is working to develop the new technology to regulate the temperature of chips, while aiming to lower the power .... The post Sandia Labs Tests Laser-Based Photonic Data Center Cooling appeared first on High-Performance Computing News Analysis

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Sandia Labs Tests Laser-Based Photonic Data Center Cooling

Minnesota-based startup Maxwell Labs has entered into an R&D agreement with Sandia and the University of New Mexico to demonstrate laser-based photonic cooling for computer chips. The company is working to develop the new technology to regulate the temperature of chips, while aiming to lower the power .... The post Sandia Labs Tests Laser-Based Photonic Data Center Cooling appeared first on High-Performance Computing News Analysis

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