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"Taken from RNS.... Wow billion pound Global cooling and thermal-management market "

The patented graphene-enhanced fluid extends Haydale's HDPlas® plasma-functionalisation technology into the multi-billion-pound global cooling and thermal-management market, directly addressing one of the most critical physical constraints on modern computing and digital-infrastructure growth: heat dissipation

This could get interesting..... Takeover by tesla or Nvidia....

Massive potential

Sellers will be buying this

Nvidia and Tesla can't make copies as this is Patented!!

This could be the year UK tech sector makes UK great again

Anyone remembers ARMS HOLDINGS sold to USA then got listed on Nasdaq for billions

Nvidia and Tesla can't make copies as this is Patented!!

This could be the year UK tech sector makes UK great again

Anyone remembers ARMS HOLDINGS...... Somey£300B uk company listed on Nasdaq

Wow...... It's also patented!!!!

The patented graphene-enhanced fluid extends Haydale's HDPlas® plasma-functionalisation technology into the multi-billion-pound global cooling and thermal-management market, directly addressing one of the most critical physical constraints on modern computing and digital-infrastructure growth: heat dissipation.

Highlights

After £40m Mcap.... Funds managers will be able to buy

This will blow up soon

Game changer for the uk Tech sector

This is not about today's Sp..... This will rise and rise

Get the likes of BBC, sky and others to do report on this company worth a staggering amount

Read Rns folks...... That's all I'm saying.....

This company should made two rns and one is too long

People need to see this rns has 2 parts and my god one is the commercial deal announced.

The technology Nvidia is looking for it's Circuit cooling and in the micro chips Nvidia are so good at.

Haydale using graphene technology to get the world's best cooling system for circuit..... Game changer

At last UK can be proud of this company!!!

Mainstream news will pick this up later on the week.

This will get 1200s of jobs in the UK

USA start up would be valued $500m for the technology itself

UK needs to get behind this...... The next 10 bagger

From Rns : To jointly commercialise... NVIDIA is the one and tesla

This is it.....

Nvidia heavily uses and promotes direct liquid cooling circuits for its most powerful chips, especially those designed for AI and data centers.

​Here's a breakdown of why and how they use it:

​1. The Necessity of Direct Liquid Cooling

​The power consumption and heat generated by Nvidia's top-tier GPUs (like the H100 and the newer Blackwell architecture) for AI training have grown so high (often exceeding 700W and pushing towards 1000W per chip) that traditional air cooling is no longer effective or efficient for high-density racks.

Market sleep on this... Not read the rns properly

Ceo can't say Nvidia or tesla because of Nda due to competition fears from Samsung, Apple, and others

Rns is too long and has many aspects from commercial deals already signed to further commercial deals

Massive squeeze coming

, to jointly commercialise the patented fluid across domestic, industrial and data-centre applications, including direct-to-chip liquid-cooling circuits.

NVIDEA is the one and tesla

Why?

Nvidia needs these technologies for cooling circuits used in AI Chat GPT data centres

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Tesla and Nvidea

Strategic commercialisation agreement: Partnership with Liquitherm Technologies Group (trading as Hydratech), the UK's leading formulator and supplier of specialist heat-transfer fluids with over 25 years' experience, to jointly commercialise the patented fluid across domestic, industrial and data-centre applications, including direct-to-chip liquid-cooling circuits.

· Engagement with global manufacturer: Non-binding Letter of Intent received from a leading US-based global manufacturer of electric vehicles and energy systems to evaluate the patented fluid for next-generation power-device cooling.

· Growing UK ecosystem: Two new Memoranda of Understanding signed with UK data-centre design specialists to trial the patented fluid within data-centre cooling systems in South Wales and other UK locations.

· Transformational timing: Positions Haydale among the few listed companies developing solutions to address the energy-efficiency challenge created by rising global computing power resource demand, with data-centre electricity consumption

Just was one of tesla account hit like on one of hayd post...

Strategic commercialisation agreement: Partnership with Liquitherm Technologies Group (trading as Hydratech), the UK's leading formulator and supplier of specialist heat-transfer fluids with over 25 years' experience, to jointly commercialise the patented fluid across domestic, industrial and data-centre applications, including direct-to-chip liquid-cooling circuits.*

*NVIDIA are using direct cooling for their circuit and chips,

Plus Nvidia using on AI, Chatgpt......

Wow so many multi billion sector will be applying this technology

Mid tier in the making....... Even Welsh government behind this

Tesla, Nvidia are the two big ones

Nvidia heavily uses and promotes direct liquid cooling circuits for its most powerful chips, especially those designed for AI and data centers.

​Here's a breakdown of why and how they use it:

​1. The Necessity of Direct Liquid Cooling

​The power consumption and heat generated by Nvidia's top-tier GPUs (like the H100 and the newer Blackwell architecture) for AI training have grown so high (often exceeding 700W and pushing towards 1000W per chip) that traditional air cooling is no longer effective or efficient for high-density racks

Nvidia does make chips—it's a leading global company in the semiconductor industry.

​However, they are most famous for a specific and very powerful type of chip:

​Graphics Processing Units (GPUs): These are the core of Nvidia's business. While originally designed for rendering graphics in video games (their GeForce line), their architecture makes them exceptionally good at parallel processing, which is crucial for:

​Artificial Intelligence (AI): Their GPUs (like the NVIDIA H100 or Blackwell architecture) are the backbone for training and running complex AI models, including the technology behind systems like ChatGPT.

Read rns again and this is huge......

Strategic commercialisation agreement: Partnership with Liquitherm Technologies Group (trading as Hydratech), the UK's leading formulator and supplier of specialist heat-transfer fluids with over 25 years' experience, to jointly commercialise the patented fluid across domestic, industrial and data-centre applications, including direct-to-chip liquid-cooling circuits.

Yesterday a Nasdaq company did 400% because it was integrated with starlink..... Another Elon musk company

.... deal is imminent.....

The technology will be of significance worldwide...... Cooling screens

How many billions of screens in the world is staggering

Samsung, Apple could be next in line