This New Technology will Keep Moore’s Law Going!

In this video I explain the Cooling Technologies of the Future.

[JB]

The fan club talks about how cool they are, but they're just blowing hot air.

[Starlesslight]

I still don't understand why this channel doesn't have more subscribers. It's a great cutting edge tech channel.

[destinypuzzanghera]

Here is one of the best technology channels that there is you are clear you always have the best and most innovative tech and I really appreciate these videos

[psychosis]

Audio really good this time, every word nice and clear with no audio adjustment 👌

[tomtomkowski]

00:49 This cooling episode was so cool that the whole club chilled xD

[dnimon]

loosening up in your style there Anastasi, telling jokes, laughing, having like it

[andrewkamoha]

Her energy with cpus is contagious !!!!

[CaneBTC]

You should have been a Bond girl scientist during the cold war Bond movies

[ElectroOverlord]

As a simple homelab guy, wondering how we can harness this energy for cooling and heating? I live in Michigan, a state getting a ton of new love from Data Centers due to the amount of fresh water we have. I can see a data center in Detroit whose excess heat is delivered to low income households, to large apartment structures. Heat Pumps and Enterprise IT need to have a meeting.

[ShadowVonChadwick]

At 6:52 "four times less conductive than silicon" ? A chilling statement, upended my understanding of materials. 🙃

[annieorben]

That's my kind of humor! My wife tells me I'm weird, but I believe that dad jokes are a rite of passage in life.

[geekgazette]

I love the joke and seeing you laugh. My wife and I love your channel. Take care.

[dennismunsterman]

Subscribed, and i have told so many people i know who operate at this level of intelligence about your work. Thanks so much for all i have learned from you.

[Drone]

Pressure and flow rate come to mind as the biggest challenges with this. Super tiny cooling channels could also be super easy to destroy with pressure from the coolant.

[cyberstorm]

Great video Anastasi, it's interesting that cooling technologies could be the neccesary breakthrough we all need to advance in chips, not the chips architecture, not software layer, even ai implementation, but cooling. Temperature is computation final challenge.

[shishkabobby]

Ha, I was worrying about cooling in a previous video of yours. This feels like it was made for me. Thanks!

[ervinperetz]

Your attention to video editing and synchronization with the audio is next level ...

[RichardJActon]

Encapsulation of a phase change material in microfluidics directly in the silicon perhaps in place of the through silicon wires might be an interesting approach to moving heat out from the center of thicker vertically stacked chiplets to the heat spreader without as much need for radical changes to the rest of the current cooling setup.

[BigMTBrain]

Wow! The information density of your content is amazing! So many mega interesting current and historical developments in chip cooling delivered superbly in just a little over 19 minutes. Super great!

[rickard]

I found this video very captivating and I am utterly impressed!