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Home » #OCPSummit24: Cracking the Data Center Thermal Challenge with Carbon Nanotubes

#OCPSummit24: Cracking the Data Center Thermal Challenge with Carbon Nanotubes

October 16, 2024
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Carbon nanotubes offer incredible thermal transfer properties. Can they be used to transfer heat away from power hungry GPUs?

Baratunde Cola, CEO and Founder from Carbice explains:

– Carbice’s carbon nanotube thermal interface materials enable reliable cooling of chips in data centers
– Their technology maintains peak performance and energy efficiency throughout the entire lifespan of computing assets
– Carbice’s fully circular manufacturing process supports sustainable scaling of AI and data center operations

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