Asetek Liquid Cooling Solution Supports DTX Platform at Computex 2007
June 11, 2007 | 11:43
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Computex, Taipei, June 5 2007,
Asetek, the market leader of thermal management solutions for semiconductors will show their Low Cost Liquid Cooling (LCLC) solution inside the new DTX small form factor platform at Computex this week. DTX is an open industry standard specification initiated by AMD to enable the broad adoption of small form factor PCs.
PCs and consumer electronics are facing a variety of challenges as they trend towards smaller form factors and designs. This leaves little room for existing bulky cooling solutions. In addition to this, components with he at flux and hotspots, along with smaller cores are exceeding the limits of many traditional heat sinks and heat pipes. While the technology demands on thermal solutions are increasing, the end user is adding acoustics as another key factor to the selection criteria. Current solutions do not sufficiently address the growing requirement for quiet computing.
The Asetek LCLC solution successfully addresses these challenges and is now available for the DTX platform enabling higher performance and lower noise in small form factors.
While the small form factor is forecasted to be the highest growth cat egory of desktop form factors, a key success factor will be the level of performance and functionality that manufacturers are able to deliver. Aseteks Low Cost Liquid Cooling solution enables DTX partners to design products unconstrained by performance, thermals, or noise level, says TaShana Jett, VP Marketing at Asetek. We are looking forward to partnering with the DTX ecosystem and demonstrating our solution at Computex.
About DTX
DTX is an open industry specification initiated by AMD to help enable the broad adoption of small form factor PCs. The DTX standard is designed to empower OEMs, ODMs and component vendors to deliver innovative solutions to markets that require small, quiet, and desktop friendly form factors.
About Asetek
Founded in 2000, Asetek is a world leading thermal management solution provider of vapor phase, vapour chamber and liquid-cooling solutions. These solutions are designed for OEM integration, servers/datacenters, PC enthusiasts, gamers, and professionals who demand exceptional performance, maximum reliability and low noise. During a decade Asetek has grown very strong brand names VapoChill=AE and WaterChill to be the favorite choice of enthusiast grade cooling solutions. The VapoChill AE and WaterChill pr oduct lines have won more than 200 international press awards.
With headquarters in Denmark, a marketing and FAE office in Menlo Park, California and QA and sourcing office in Hong Kong, Asetek works actively with world-leading companies within the industry to ensure maximum reliability, cost effectiveness, and performance for its products at the same time as providing global logistical support for its customers. Asetek is funded by Northzone Ventures, Vaekstfonden, KT Venture Group and a group of private investors. For more information, please visit www.asetek.com.
Asetek, the market leader of thermal management solutions for semiconductors will show their Low Cost Liquid Cooling (LCLC) solution inside the new DTX small form factor platform at Computex this week. DTX is an open industry standard specification initiated by AMD to enable the broad adoption of small form factor PCs.
PCs and consumer electronics are facing a variety of challenges as they trend towards smaller form factors and designs. This leaves little room for existing bulky cooling solutions. In addition to this, components with he at flux and hotspots, along with smaller cores are exceeding the limits of many traditional heat sinks and heat pipes. While the technology demands on thermal solutions are increasing, the end user is adding acoustics as another key factor to the selection criteria. Current solutions do not sufficiently address the growing requirement for quiet computing.
The Asetek LCLC solution successfully addresses these challenges and is now available for the DTX platform enabling higher performance and lower noise in small form factors.
While the small form factor is forecasted to be the highest growth cat egory of desktop form factors, a key success factor will be the level of performance and functionality that manufacturers are able to deliver. Aseteks Low Cost Liquid Cooling solution enables DTX partners to design products unconstrained by performance, thermals, or noise level, says TaShana Jett, VP Marketing at Asetek. We are looking forward to partnering with the DTX ecosystem and demonstrating our solution at Computex.
About DTX
DTX is an open industry specification initiated by AMD to help enable the broad adoption of small form factor PCs. The DTX standard is designed to empower OEMs, ODMs and component vendors to deliver innovative solutions to markets that require small, quiet, and desktop friendly form factors.
About Asetek
Founded in 2000, Asetek is a world leading thermal management solution provider of vapor phase, vapour chamber and liquid-cooling solutions. These solutions are designed for OEM integration, servers/datacenters, PC enthusiasts, gamers, and professionals who demand exceptional performance, maximum reliability and low noise. During a decade Asetek has grown very strong brand names VapoChill=AE and WaterChill to be the favorite choice of enthusiast grade cooling solutions. The VapoChill AE and WaterChill pr oduct lines have won more than 200 international press awards.
With headquarters in Denmark, a marketing and FAE office in Menlo Park, California and QA and sourcing office in Hong Kong, Asetek works actively with world-leading companies within the industry to ensure maximum reliability, cost effectiveness, and performance for its products at the same time as providing global logistical support for its customers. Asetek is funded by Northzone Ventures, Vaekstfonden, KT Venture Group and a group of private investors. For more information, please visit www.asetek.com.
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