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Optimizing Data Center Cooling: Microchips to Megawatts

Scaling Data Center CoolingOptimizing thermal management from the chip level to the facility level becomes essential as data centers scale to support increasing AI, cloud computing, and hyperscale workload demands. Efficient cooling ensures maximum performance,...

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Benefits of Battery Immersion Cooling for EV and Data Centers

Beyond Conventional Cooling: Immersion TechnologyElectric vehicles (EVs) and data centers demand...

What is Lightweighting and Why is it Important?

For decades, engineers have looked for ways to lower component and assembly weight to create...

Introduction to Thermal Management: Keeping Devices Cool

Introduction to Thermal Management: Keeping Devices Cool

May 1, 2023 | Blog, Conduction Cooling, Extreme Air Cooling, Liquid Cooling, Thermal, Two Phase Cooling

The latest electrification trends drive products to contain more powerful and compact electrical components, which...

Tape Construction Types

Tape Construction Types

Mar 24, 2023 | Blog, Bonding and Adhesive Systems, Engineered Materials

What are the different adhesive tape types? There are three main types of adhesive tape constructions: transfer tapes,...

Adhesive Tape Release Liners

Adhesive Tape Release Liners

Mar 24, 2023 | Blog, Bonding and Adhesive Systems, Engineered Materials

What Are Adhesive Tape Release Liners? Adhesive tape release liners are backing material used to protect the adhesive...

Tape Backing or Carrier Types

Tape Backing or Carrier Types

Mar 24, 2023 | Blog, Bonding and Adhesive Systems

What are the different adhesive tape carrier material types? Adhesive tape backing materials are the foundation of...

k-Core® Encapsulated Graphite Radiator Panels for DART Mission

k-Core® Encapsulated Graphite Radiator Panels for DART Mission

Oct 26, 2022 | Aerospace, Blog, Conduction Cooling, Thermal

Over one million known asteroids inhabit the solar system with more being discovered each day. While only a small...

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