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Ionic Winds Chilling Your Computer
Iddo Genuth writes to mention The Future of Things online magazine is reporting that Kronos Advanced Technologies in cooperation with Intel and the University of Washington claims to have developed a new type of ultra-thin, silent cooling technology for processors. The piece covers many of the cooling technologies currently available, how their new corona discharge cooler works, and a short interview with several of the key team members.
Kronos Advanced Technologies in cooperation with Intel and the University of Washington claims to have developed a new type of ultra-thin, silent cooling technology for processors. The piece covers many of the cooling technologies currently available, how their new corona discharge cooler works
Now that's what I call vaporware.
The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.
The piece covers many of the cooling technologies currently available, how their new corona discharge cooler works, and a short interview with several of the key team members.
I sure hope that they remember to remove the lime first.
So it's basically an Ionic Breeze for your computer?
An article like this without any specifics is hardly Slashdot material.
Can you specify what makes an article 'Slashdot material?'
Demented But Determined.
In general, it has to have been posted on Slashdot previously.
but then...how would anything ever...? *head explodes*
What's your GCNSEQNO?
Those coolers will be used in the upcoming Neuronet Ethernet cards to be released later this year. Stay tuned.
I, for one, welcome our new headless overlords.
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A corona discharge cooler sounds more like something designed to keep beer cold instead. Either that or regulating body temperature by drinking a lot of Mexican beer and urinating.