ELECTRONIC BLOOD
ELECTRONIC BLOOD HARISAI MARISA, MIRANJI KATTA ABSTRACT The continuous development in the technology made the search for ways to improve the power handling capability of the transistor as well as IC. The power dissipation usually in the form of heat. It limits the maximum power handling capability of the transistor. It is one of the design metrics in technology evolution. In the view of IC technology heat is seen as one of the major hurdles of producing ever smaller and quicker chips. It is the by-product of the movement of electrons through the tiny wires connecting the millions of components on a modern processor. Conventional cooling techniques such as fans and heat sinks do not work as well with the 3D technology, particularly as heat has to be drawn away from between the individual chips. To solve this problem IBM has unveiled a prototype of a new brain-inspired computer powered by a liquid what it calls "electronic blood" . 1. INTR