This new Noctua thermosyphon liquid CPU cooler doesn't need a pump, instead using phase-change principles to move coolant to ...

Following the rush to the cloud, the cost implications should have prompted some companies to move back to on-premise, but it hasn’t, according to Lamb. “I thought it might happen with AI, because ...

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) is expanding its AI lineup with new systems powered by NVIDIA’s (NVDA) Blackwell Ultra platform. These machines are ...

GTC 2025 Conference — Supermicro, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI), a Total IT Solution Provider for AI, Cloud, Storage, and 5G/Edge, is ...

Why IBM, TSMC, Quantinuum, and SambaNova Systems are among Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in computing for 2025.

The story about a moratorium on data centers doesn’t ring accurate to me. I worked in very large data centers in my career and none of them used large amounts of water for cooling.

PC gaming tech is constantly improving - most notably right ... Credit: Kickstarter/UHPILCL This is all made possible through an 18W water-cooled pump, cooling both the CPU and GPU while giving room ...

Gaming laptops are as popular as ever, but one thing that's still a bit annoying is that the GPU inside is never quite as good as its desktop equivalent, even if they share the same name. Well, one ...

This week, a new Kickstarter page (via VideoCardz) popped up, claiming to be the "world's first built-in split type water-cooled gaming laptop", and it will be launching into its funding period soon.

But a Hong Kong-based company has unveiled a mobile computer that’s designed to offer the best of both worlds. Like a laptop, the UHPILCL (Ultra High Performance Integration Liquid Cooled Laptop ...

The UHPILCL certainly isn't the first water-cooled laptop I've seen, but it might have the most elegant solution compared to something like the XMG laptops with external radiator and hoses. There ...

The GB300's energy consumption and heat dissipation needs have increased significantly from the GB200, prompting a "second cooling revolution" with a rise in water-cooling quick connectors.