Syensqo exec: AI pushes chips and data centers to physical limits
Syensqo is developing materials for high-voltage data center architectures, semiconductor sealing, and direct-immersion cooling fluids, says CTO Mike Finelli. He says advanced materials are "actually increasingly defining what's going to be possible" as AI drives demands for thermal management and electrical efficiency.
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