DARPA and Lockheed Martin have a plan to build microfluidic cooling into modern microprocessors. This could dramatically improve CPU cooling and break the bottleneck on clock speed scaling -- at least, for a little while.
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Microfluidics: DARPA is betting embedded water droplets could cool next-gen chips
DARPA and Lockheed Martin have a plan to build microfluidic cooling into modern microprocessors. This could dramatically improve CPU cooling and break the bottleneck on clock speed scaling -- at least, for a little while.
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