IBM uses water cooling for 3D chip stacks

Dave Bailey
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German boffins are working together on using water to cool down processors

Collaborators from IBM and Berlin's Fraunhofer Institute have demonstrated a method of using water to cool processors arranged in 3-D stacks. Stacking chips in three dimensions is an approach t...

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