The system can be supplied as either a drop-in replacement to any liquid cooling system today, or integrated together with the chip, as ‘co-packaged cooling.’ The company claimed that a prototype version of the system, which pushes coolant through tiny channels etched into the chip, removed heat up to three times better than traditional cold plates, while also reducing the maximum temperature rise of the silicon inside a GPU by 65 percent. Cooling today is not adapted to the chip, relying on simplistic designs where several parallel fins are carved into a block of copper with a blade,” said Remco van Erp, co-founder and CEO of Corintis.