Cooligy Overview

Cooligy was founded by professors in Stanford University’s mechanical engineering department. Their research into noise and heat reduction in electronics systems led them to develop a unique cooling method that also makes systems run more quietly and more efficiently. The method was successfully modeled and prototyped in cooperation with Intel, AMD, Apple and DARPA. Cooligy’s breakthrough...More»

Cooligy was founded by professors in Stanford University’s mechanical engineering department. Their research into noise and heat reduction in electronics systems led them to develop a unique cooling method that also makes systems run more quietly and more efficiently. The method was successfully modeled and prototyped in cooperation with Intel, AMD, Apple and DARPA. Cooligy’s breakthrough low-thermal-resistance method is the solution. The Cooligy method, originally developed at Stanford University’s mechanical engineering department, uses common materials to produce a noiseless closed-loop active cooling system for CPUs, ASICS, graphics chips, and the large programmable gate arrays. The method was successfully modeled and prototyped in cooperation with Intel, AMD, Apple, and DARPA. The Intel test produced the highest performance Intel had ever seen from any cooling technology. The small size, light weight, and excellent thermal performance of the Cooligy system allow tighter packing«Less