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Topic: cooling

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Technology
Thursday, 7/2, 12:16 AM

Why extreme heat is a growing threat to the world's computers

  • From the data centers behind the internet to the phone in your pocket, computing depends on staying cool.
  • As heatwaves grow more frequent and AI drives power use ever higher, keeping the world's machines from overheating is becoming a serious engineering challenge.

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