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March 29th, 2004
Nano work chases self-cooled chips
Abstract:
Future chips may be self-ventilating, thanks to added microfluidic-like layers that pump heat-laden air off-chip using a classic "corona wind" effect. Purdue University has patented the technique at the nanoscale, and two team members have co-founded a company to commercialize aspects of the cooling system. "We believe this to be breakthrough technology for the chip industry, though they may not yet realize it."
Source:
EETimes
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