Name: INMA seminar: Johannes Majer, from the University of Science and Technology of China (Shanghai)
Start: 2026-09-11
End: 2026-09-11

El calor que pierden los dispositivos electrónicos podría reutilizarse para almacenar y transmitir información en el futuro

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Heat lost by electronic devices could be reused to store and transmit information in the future

by INMAweb

08/09/2026

The European project 3D-Sky has investigated how to harness heat, including the waste heat generated by electronic devices, a major challenge as the digitalisation of society and the growing demand for data processing and storage continue to increase energy consumption. The work of...

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Heat lost by electronic devices could be reused to store and transmit information in the future

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