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JETCOOL Technologies Inc.
STEX25
Active dates:
November 4, 2020 - November 4, 2020
STEX25
STEX25 Participation:
November 4, 2020 - November 3, 2022
Company information
Contact
305 Foster Street, Suite 100
Littleton
,
MA
01460
United States
https://www.jetcool.com
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Keywords
Semiconductors
,
Lasers
,
Cooling
,
Data Centers
,
Climate change
,
energy efficiency
,
electric vehicles
,
mobility
,
electrification
,
processors
,
GPUs
,
CPUs
Elevator Pitch
Elevator Pitch
JETCOOL provides cooling solutions for high power electronics. With 10x better cooling in 10x smaller packages, our heat sinks cool the most power-dense electronics in electric vehicles, performance processors, and aerospace/defense. Spun off from MIT after 5 years and $2M of development, our technology fits into any level of integration – from board attachment to within the silicon die.
Description
Description
JETCOOL develops and markets the world's highest performance cooling solutions. The company is pioneering the design of compact, effective cooling modules for power-dense electronics in fields like aerospace, defense, telecom, and data centers.
Technology Description
Technology Description
JETCOOL provides cooling solutions for high power electronics. With 10x better cooling in 10x smaller packages, our heat sinks cool the most power-dense electronics in electric vehicles, performance processors, and aerospace/defense. Spun off from MIT after 5 years and $2M of development, our technology fits into any level of integration – from board attachment to within the silicon die.