Tag: cooling technology
Infinix GT 50 Pro Brings Advanced Cooling to Mid-Range Gaming Smartphones
Infinix GT 50 Pro elevates mid-tier gaming phones with built-in liquid cooling, challenging premium competitors in performance and design.
Read MoreMSI Reveals Advanced Cooling Solution with Diamond Accents for Next-Gen GeForce RTX 5090 GPUs
MSI introduces a new cooling system for its GeForce RTX 5090 Gaming Trio Next-Gen, featuring diamond elements and metal fans for improved cooling and quieter operation.
Read MoreInfinix Prepares to Launch GT 50 Pro Gaming Smartphone Featuring Advanced Cooling Technology
Infinix is set to release the GT 50 Pro, a gaming smartphone equipped with a powerful MediaTek processor and a proprietary cooling system.
Read MoreLiquid Cooling Boosts MacBook Neo Performance, Doubling Gameplay FPS in No Man’s Sky
Adding liquid cooling to the MacBook Neo with A18 Pro chip significantly enhanced performance, doubling frame rates in No Man’s Sky.
Read MoreHelium Shortage Disrupts Chip Manufacturing and Tech Industry Supply Chains
Reduced helium supply amid Middle East conflict is affecting chip production and tech manufacturing, prompting firms to seek alternative resources.
Read MoreChinese Researchers Develop Rare-Earth Alloy for Helium-3-Free Quantum Processor Cooling
A novel europium-based alloy enables ultra-low temperatures near -273°C without helium-3, advancing quantum processor cooling technology.
Read MoreiQOO Launches 15 Ultra Gaming Smartphone Featuring Advanced Cooling and LPDDR5X Ultra Pro Memory
Vivo’s iQOO 15 Ultra gaming smartphone debuts with high-performance processing, new gaming controls, and innovative active cooling.
Read MoreChinese Researchers Develop Rapid AI Server Cooling Method Without Freon
Chinese scientists devise a new cooling technique for AI servers that cools systems in 20 seconds without using freon, addressing future data center challenges.
Read MoreScientists Discover Metal With Triple the Thermal Conductivity of Copper for Cooling Tech
Researchers in the US have identified a metal with thermal conductivity three times higher than copper, promising breakthroughs in heat dissipation for computing hardware.
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