German power supplies manufacturer Be Quiet! Has released DC1, a new high performance thermal compound for critical cooling applications. According to the company, the new electrically non-conductive, metal oxide-silicone thermal compound features a “very high thermal conductivity of 7.5w/mK [that] provides exceptional heat transfer between chip and cooler” and is capable of … [Read more...]
New Customizable Heat Sinks for Use in High Power Environments and Resistors
Ohmite Manufacturing, a provider of thermal solutions and resistors for high current, high voltage and high energy applications, has announced two new heat sinks: the C series modular heat sink for use in high power environments and the CP series of cold plate four-pass heat sinks for use with the company’s 1,000 and 2,000 watt TAP series of resistors. The new heat sinks will … [Read more...]
Liquid Cooling Rack System Chosen by World’s Northernmost University for Pilot Install
Liquid cooling systems developer Asetek has been chosen by the University of Tromsø (UiT) in Norway for a pilot install of the company’s RackCDU liquid cooling system in the university’s high performance computing facility. Located in Tromsø, Norway, the university is the world's northernmost university. According to the Asetek, the RackCDU liquid cooling system was chosen by … [Read more...]
Advanced Circuitry Option for Thermoelectric Cooling Unit Enables Maximum Cooling Output “Regardless of Available Power Supply or Integrity of Voltage Flow”
EIC Solutions, Inc., a manufacturer of thermoelectric air conditioners, electronic enclosures and transit cases, has announced the availability of an advanced circuitry engineering option for the company’s thermoelectric cooling units that enables “maximum cooling output regardless of available power supplies or the integrity of the voltage flow.” The new advanced circuitry … [Read more...]
Laptop Computer Smothered by Clothing Identified as Cause of House Fire
Officials have identified a laptop computer that was left running while sitting on top of a pile of clothes as the cause of a fire that destroyed a house in St. Raphael, Prince Edward Island, Canada earlier this week. "We believe that that laptop, at some point, got warm, and that heat then built up on that pile of clothes, and at some point ignited those clothes and that's … [Read more...]
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