IBM discovered how to cool the new chip
Scientists at IBM Computer Research Laboratory Zurich have discovered that the new glue technology in the chip manufacturing process can cool this device more efficientl…
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Scientists at IBM Computer Research Laboratory Zurich have discovered that the new glue technology in the chip manufacturing process can cool this device more efficientl…
Heated from the first quad-core processors on the market, Intel plans to announce the next version of Core 2 Quad for PCs right in the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 20…
Devices stored on personal computers will reach 5 terabytes (TB) in capacity with the heat-assisted recording method (HARM) developed by Japanese electronics firm Fujits…
6 minutes before the end of 5 hours at the Asia-Pacific international programmer competition, two teams
A new design could help chips not only reach 3-terahertz speeds - equivalent to 3,000GHz - but also produce very little heat that has just been announced.
Intel has just had a batch
The Earth warms up, we turn on the air conditioner. The more the air conditioner runs, the more Earth's atmosphere is affected, and then warms up. So hot, we find the ai…
Hot weather not only makes people feel uncomfortable but also reduces work efficiency, the first solution many people thought about was probably turning on the air condi…
The image of winter snow ice in European and American countries often gives people a romantic beauty, but some people know that is also extremely inconvenient.
A new polymer-based paint reflects almost all the sunshine, so that buildings, cars, airplanes and sun-exposed buildings are generally cool.
Engineers at Pennsylvania State University have recently created a new battery that can avoid one of the main obstacles of electric cars as weather conditions.
Material engineers in China have just invented a new window coating that has the same function as conditioning. Another point is that it doesn't need electricity, but it…
According to Technology, robots use the body's reaction mechanism to heat to create thrust and move in water. As a result, the robot does not need to use any motor or po…
The temperature around us changes all the time and based on this, scientists have come up with a great idea.