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Waterloo team cools chip hotspots with single coolant drops

University of Waterloo researchers developed a hybrid cooling system using encapsulated coolant drops to reduce chip hotspot temperatures by up to 17 degrees Celsius in 15 seconds.

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Waterloo team cools chip hotspots with single coolant drops

University of Waterloo researchers developed a hybrid cooling system using encapsulated coolant drops to reduce chip hotspot temperatures by up to 17 degrees Celsius in 15 seconds.

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