A groundbreaking microchip designed to sit beneath AI processors can cut data center power consumption by 50%. This cooling and power-delivery innovation addresses the massive energy demands of artificial intelligence by optimizing thermal management at the source. It is a vital technical leap that makes global digital infrastructure more sustainable and efficient.
(c) Taylor Vick
(c) Taylor Vick

Microchip innovador reduciría a la mitad el consumo de energía en IA

ZME SCIENCE

Un nuevo chip colocado bajo los procesadores de IA puede recortar el consumo eléctrico de los centros de datos en un 50%. Esta innovación optimiza la entrega de energía y la refrigeración directamente en la fuente, resolviendo la alta demanda energética de la tecnología actual. Un avance técnico esencial para una infraestructura digital global más eficiente.

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