In this InTechnology video, Camille chats with episode co-host Jennifer Ard, Managing Director and Head of Investment Operations at Intel Capital, and guest Ian Winfield, Vice President of Product & Applications at Fabric8Labs about electrochemical additive manufacturing. They discuss Fabric8Labs’ innovative liquid-based approach to additive manufacturing, the scalability of their printers, the diverse industry applications of this technology, the growing demand for custom liquid cooling solutions driven by AI and machine learning, the sustainability advantages of their ECAM process, the reasons behind Intel Capital's investment in Fabric8Labs, the company's future objectives, and more.
0:00 Introductions
4:04 What does Fabric8Labs do?
5:12 Liquid copper and electrochemical additive manufacturing (ECAM)
8:07 Scalability of Fabric8Labs printers
10:23 Benefits of pure copper for thermal management and RF
12:09 Increased cooling needs and solutions driven by AI
13:52 Ease of switching between designs
15:13 Sustainability of the ECAM process
17:43 Room-temperature printing
18:45 Why Intel Capital invested in Fabric8Labs
20:31 Beyond liquid copper, thermal management, and RF
22:25 Product examples
24:02 Future goals
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