This carbon nanotube heatsink is six times more thermally conductive, could trigger a revolution in CPU clock speeds

One of the most significant problems facing modern CPUs is the efficient transmission of heat between the CPU cores themselves and the heatsinks that cool them. The problem is twofold: Conventional thermal interface materials (TIMs) are terrible at conducting heat, while processors are terrible... -
This carbon nanotube heatsink is six times more thermally conductive, could trigger a revolution in CPU clock speeds http://goo.gl/Dq2Kjv

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