IBM's exascale computer analytics will be both powered and cooled by a liquid electrolyte that flows between die in 3-D chip stacks.
Monday, March 11, 2013
#CHIPS: ""IBM's 'electronic blood' both cools and powers"
The future will require exascale speeds for the realtime analysis of Big Data streaming in from the Internet and from massive new sensor networks like the Square Kilometer Array (SKA) radio telescope to be completed in 2024. To meet the need, IBM is partnering to create "electronic blood" that not only cools 3-D chips, but also to powers them configured as cognitive computers: R. Colin Johnson @NextGenLog
IBM's exascale computer analytics will be both powered and cooled by a liquid electrolyte that flows between die in 3-D chip stacks.
IBM's exascale computer analytics will be both powered and cooled by a liquid electrolyte that flows between die in 3-D chip stacks.
