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For thermal solution provider Auras, future profits lie in liquid cooling

Aaron Lee, Taipei; Kevin Wang, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 16 November 2023 0

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The emergence of AI has transformed thermal management, says Lin Yu-Sheng, chairman of thermal solution provider Auras. Intel and AMD would keep cooling requirements for their chips at around 250–300 watts, yet with ChatGPT bringing about a surge...

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