Ventiva
Ventiva develops ionic cooling technology that uses electrohydrodynamic airflow to move air without mechanical parts, acoustic noise, or vibrations.
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Ventiva develops ionic cooling technology that uses electrohydrodynamic airflow to move air without mechanical parts, acoustic noise, or vibrations.
ventiva.comCrawled Oct 15, 2026
The AI industry is focused on model sizes, TOPS, GPUs, NPUs, memory bandwidth, and inference performance. Yet one of the most significant constraints emerging
Data centers face unprecedented challenges as AI workloads surge. More AI data centers are considering moving to liquid cooled solutions to relieve the CPUs
The posts address thermal challenges shaping next-generation computing and discuss ionic cooling, with contributions from Ventiva engineers and industry experts.
Modern devices are pushing the limits of what traditional cooling can handle. As AI workloads intensify, form factors shrink, and always-on performance
Ventiva says its success stems from a commitment to integrity, innovation, and collaboration.
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Sustained performance isn't a chip problem. It's a system design problem - and conventional cooling is holding it back.
Effective January 1, 2025
Ventiva introduces a fanless cooling technology designed to eliminate traditional laptop fans. The innovation targets thinner, quieter, and more energy-efficient laptop designs. The company positions its solution as a potential game-changer for future portable computing devices.
May 2025PCWorldNews article
Ventiva’s CEO Carl Schlachte discusses the company’s advancements in thin and cooling technologies. The interview highlights Ventiva’s focus on innovation in thermal management solutions for high-performance electronics. Schlachte emphasizes the company’s commitment to addressing industry challenges in heat dissipation.
Jan 2025eeNews EuropeNews article
Ventiva introduces **ICE9**, a fanless cooling technology that efficiently dissipates heat from **40W processors** in ultra-thin laptops. The solution enables silent operation while maintaining performance, addressing a key challenge in compact device design. This innovation targets high-power, fanless computing for portable devices.
Dec 2024TechSpotNews article
A new fan-less cooling technology for laptops handling up to 40W of heat is introduced. The device replaces traditional fans by using ion movement to create airflow, eliminating mechanical parts. This innovation targets thinner and quieter laptop designs while improving thermal efficiency.
Dec 2024Tom's HardwareNews article