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Intel wants to deploy 1000W CPUs — here's how
Direct liquid cooling has reportedly been in the works for years.
Intel has caught some flack over the last few years surrounding CPUs like the Core i9-14900K and its high power demands, but the engineers at Intel are working on some ambitious projects to keep CPUs cool. The company revealed prototypes it's been working on for years at its Foundry Direct Connect event, which it claims can cool up to 1000W on a CPU through direct liquid cooling, according to Tom's Hardware.
