There is no air in space, so how does an AI chip stay cool?
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People often say that much of what we learn in school has no use in daily life. The laws of thermodynamics are a good counterexample. Anyone who skipped them back then now has a very current reason to look at them again, because they decide whether an AI chip can run in orbit at all. On Monday even…
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- 2026-10-29 20:57 · DEV Community — AI
There is no air in space, so how does an AI chip stay cool?
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