Fabric8Labs and Wiwynn to Showcase ECAM-Enabled Cooling at Computex 2025

Fabric8Labs and Wiwynn will demonstrate advanced ECAM-enabled cold plates at Computex 2025, enhancing cooling for AI data centers.

Fabric8Labs and Wiwynn are set to showcase their collaborative innovation in cooling technology at Computex 2025. Announced in a press release, the companies will present advanced cold plates utilizing Electrochemical Additive Manufacturing (ECAM) technology, designed to enhance the cooling efficiency of AI data centers.

The ECAM-enabled cold plates are engineered to address the thermal challenges posed by high power density silicon and AI workloads. These plates feature optimized fin structures that direct coolant flow to thermal hot spots, improving thermal-hydraulic performance and achieving a 48% enhancement over traditional microchannel technologies.

By integrating these components, Wiwynn's systems aim to meet the increasing demands of AI infrastructure, offering superior cooling, improved device reliability, and reduced total cost of ownership. The demonstration will take place at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center from May 20-23, 2025.

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