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In a cosmic detective story spanning decades, astrophysicists are closing in on one of the universe’s greatest mysteries: the true…
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A Minnesota startup is developing revolutionary laser cooling technology that converts heat directly into light. The approach could eliminate dark silicon limitations and dramatically improve chip performance while reducing energy consumption.
According to reports from Minnesota-based startup Maxwell Labs, researchers are developing a groundbreaking technology that uses lasers to cool high-performance chips by converting heat directly into light. This approach, reportedly called photonic cooling, represents a fundamental shift from traditional cooling methods that simply move heat away from chip surfaces. Sources indicate this technology could potentially cool hot spots with power densities orders of magnitude higher than current chips can handle.
In a significant advancement for pharmaceutical manufacturing, researchers from the National University of Singapore and The Chinese University of Hong…
