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This is clever technology, but unless it is a heat pump - and if it is, this article is missing something important - then how would it help with chip cooling?
by mannykannot 3y ago
This is clever technology, but unless it is a heat pump - and if it is, this article is missing something important - then how would it help with chip cooling? Surely the highest conductivity you can achieve is what matters in practice, not being able to turn it off in a nanosecond?
- sheepshear 3y agoI think "cooling" is just typical science reporting hype. It's a variable insulator. You could use it for holding stable a slightly elevated temperature, like in an oven controlled oscillator.