Frore’s new LiquidJet coldplates are designed to handle up to 4,400W of power from Nvidia’s Feynman AI GPUs — new design uses semiconductor manufacturing techniques to create 3D jet-channel microstructures

October 16, 2025

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Frore Systems has introduced LiquidJet, a coldplate that supports existing AI GPUs, such as Nvidia’s Blackwell, with a 1,400W thermal design power. It can scale its performance for next-generation processors, such as Nvidia’s Feynman, which will feature a total power of 4,400W. The new coldplates feature 3D short-loop jet-channel microstructures that increase hotspot power density of a whopping 600 W/cm^2 and reduce pressure loss by four times compared to conventional coldplates. In the end, Frore’s…

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Frore’s new LiquidJet coldplates are designed to handle up to 4,400W of power from Nvidia’s Feynman AI GPUs — new design uses semiconductor manufacturing techniques to create 3D jet-channel microstructures

October 16, 2025

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Frore Systems has introduced LiquidJet, a coldplate that supports existing AI GPUs, such as Nvidia’s Blackwell, with a 1,400W thermal design power. It can scale its performance for next-generation processors, such as Nvidia’s Feynman, which will feature a total power of 4,400W. The new coldplates feature 3D short-loop jet-channel microstructures that increase hotspot power density of a whopping 600 W/cm^2 and reduce pressure loss by four times compared to conventional coldplates. In the end, Frore’s…

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