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10/17/2012 – CoolChip Technologies will present at the 2012 Global Cleantech Meet-up
CoolChip co-founder and CEO, William Sanchez, will present on the implications of advanced electronics cooling technologies on energy efficiency of large-scale data centers and computing systems at the Global CleanTech Meet-up in Boston on Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 9:15 a.m. at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. [Learn more...]
4/25/2012 – CoolChip raises $0.5M from Founders Fund
How CoolChip Got $500K from Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund: A Salsa Story (Read more…)
8/15/11 – CoolChip sponsors a ZENeSYS Consulting Boot Camp for a Market Entry Strategy in New Delhi, India
In a management consulting skills competition, ZENeSYS is putting forward CoolChip’s go-to-market challenge to contestants from leading Business Schools in India. (Read more…)
A rising need for low-cost, high-performance electronics cooling has given rise to commercial opportunities for technology innovations. At CoolChip Technologies, the opportunities sparked a vision of breaking down the thermal brick wall to enable stakeholders in consumer electronics, telecommunications, and information technology markets to achieve sustainable performance. The key is to focus on the basic thermo-fluid dynamics.
CoolChip coolers are designed for high-performance. Patent-pending technologies invert the current model and offer:
- Superior efficiency. The smaller, lighter, and fully integrated designs lock in wins in all dimensions – thermal performance per unit volume.
- No fouling. After a while, general users typically notice a slow-down of their systems. Most people do not know dust is a big part of the problem. Instead of a basic cleaning, these users opt to spend a few hundred bucks on a new cooler.
- Virtually noiseless. Eliminate the need for sound-proofing foam to get some extra juice out of your system.
- Simple over-clocking. Often users do not have a choice for the cooler their requirements demand, and deploying a liquid-based solution can be cumbersome and a time-consuming process. Simply put, the price-to-performance ratio is too low to make liquid-cooling worthwhile.
- Affordable. Get close to liquid-cooled performance at a price comparable to the best-in-class air coolers on the market today.
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- The ultimate answer to anyone who doubts the need for electronics cooling because "the world is moving away from PC's and toward mobile devices" - Dell's 'Project Ophelia'
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- Inside Facebook's lab: A mission to make hardware open source | ZDNet
- DARPA technology to cool chips from within | R&D; Mag
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