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IBM splashes water on hot 3D chips
Author:R. Colin Johnson

IBM's Zurich recently demonstrated 3D chip stacks that are cooled with water. The team predicted high-end IBM multicore computers will migrate from the copper-plate water-cooling method to the 3D chip-stack in five to 10 years.

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