KAIST unveils breakthrough that could slash AI data center cooling power (opens original article in a new tab)

KAIST developed a liquid cooling technology that reduces semiconductor cooling power to one-tenth of current levels while improving efficiency, using microscopic channels and room temperature water.

• KAIST developed liquid cooling tech reducing semiconductor cooling power to 1/10 of current levels
• Microscopic channels integrated into chips with manifold structure improve coolant distribution and heat removal
• System uses room temperature water and shows 30% better cooling performance than conventional data center systems