Waterloo’s Boiling Drops Could Cool AI Chip Hotspots Fast

Every AI query warms a chip somewhere, and the chips that run them are getting hotter. A University of Waterloo team now says a single drop of boiling coolant, placed exactly where a processor spikes, could keep data centre hardware cooler without paying for expensive fluid across the whole tank. On November 10, 2026, the university released results of a hybrid immersion cooling concept from its engineering faculty, published in the Journal of Colloid and Interface Science. In lab tests, on...
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Get video in true HD with the latest HD90 – 720P Camera Pen

The latest spy camera pen takes video in true HD with the HD720P recording lens and no interpolation. Many camera pens you see on the market are not a true HD and use a process called interpolation to artificially upscale a lower resolution video to make it look closer to HD quality. This pen uses a OmniVision CMOS sensor chip that helps the video recorded to be in true HD without any upscaling. This pen offers a sleek durable metal casing look and fits comfortably in your hand. You can st...
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