Intel Wants To Embed MicroLEDs In CPUs For Lights And Diagnostics
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We already have RGB in fans, memories, motherboards and even cables, but there was still a place to put lights: the processor’s own encapsulation. Intel has patented a way to integrate micro-LED into a structure with glass substrate to include it in its CPUs, with applications covering both decorative lighting and Intel input patenting the RGB within the processor: micro-LED integrated into glass to illuminate the encapsulation and display its a…
Intel has patented technology that could enable future processors to not only perform calculations but also emit light. The company plans to embed MicroLEDs directly into the chip's housing, and... Full version of the website: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/intel_cpu_rgb_microled-54518.html
Intel Wants To Embed MicroLEDs In CPUs For Lights And Diagnostics
Look, I know how the headline reads, but there's a legitimate engineering reason beneath this RGB nonsense; Intel didn't just invent some kind of "Core RGB Ultra" to mess with everyone. Before I explain, let me tell you what's actually happened: Intel filed a patent in 2022 that's now been granted for "IC PACKAGE WITH MICRO LEDS". Only, the
Intel patent outlines embedding MicroLEDs directly into CPU package to light up wording or work as an 'extra asethic component' - MicroLED is embedded with die in glass substrate
A recently published Intel patent reveals a system for embedding MicroLEDs directly into a CPU for diagnostic or aesthetic purposes.
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