DeepFreezing Electronics: How Supercomputers and Quantum Technology are Revolutionizing the Industrial Age
In a breakthrough study, researchers have demonstrated a new method of cooling electronics to below -150°C, a temperature never before achieved. This new technology, known as DeepFreeze, has the potential to revolutionize computing, allowing for the production of supercomputers that are faster, more energy-efficient and capable of running complex quantum industrial processes. With DeepFreeze, electronics can be cooled to temperatures far below those achieved with traditional cryogenic cooling methods, potentially enabling greater processing power and new opportunities for computing.
source: Phys.org