The Full Data Center Cooling Days 2026 Program is Available to Stream Over the past two weeks, engineers from across data center thermal management came together to share practical engineering presentations on liquid cooling, AI infrastructure, coolant management, thermal testing, and more. If you couldn't attend live or missed one of the sessions, you can watch the free … [Read more...]
Designing an Effective Thermal Path in High-Power Electronic Systems
ABSTRACT Power densities continue to increase in AI servers, high-performance computing (HPC) systems, electric vehicles, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. As a result, thermal management has become a critical system-design requirement. Thermal solutions often fall short not because one material lacks performance, but because the complete … [Read more...]
Save Your Seat for Thermal Live Spring 2026, May 19
Registration is open for Thermal Live Spring 2026 Join Electronics Cooling on May 19 for a day of technical sessions and product demos focused on real-world thermal challenges. Register Now Thermal Live Spring 2026 brings together hundreds of engineers and technology leaders to share practical insight into the latest advances in cooling, materials, and system … [Read more...]
Silicone-Free Thermal Gap Pads for Optical and Datacom Systems
Editorial Note The following transcript is adapted from a presentation delivered by Henkel at Thermal Live Fall 2025. It is shared here to provide readers with access to the technical discussion in written form. For the complete presentation experience, including slides and audience Q&A, the full session is available to watch on demand. Introduction In this … [Read more...]
Spacecraft Thermal Control in Extreme Environments: Surviving Lunar Night and Martian Dust
Abstract Extreme conditions in interplanetary environments, like lunar night at -173°C and Martian dust storms, require new thermal control systems that go beyond traditional electronics cooling approaches. Martian dust consists primarily of iron-oxide and silicate particles with diameters ranging from 1 to 3 μm. These particles are electrostatically adhesive, capable of … [Read more...]
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