High-Density Liquid Cooling: Direct-to-Chip vs Immersion
A 132 kW AI rack needs about 191 L/min of water at a 10 K rise. Flow maths, ASHRAE water classes, PFAS risk, EU rules and vendors.
Viros Piro
Viros Piro is a microelectronics specialist with a PhD in electronics and a background at CERN. He writes about semiconductors and electronics, quantum and particle physics, cosmology, and the computing infrastructure underneath them.
Unveiling the Quantum Realm: The Invisible Architecture of Reality
"Unlock the amazing secrets of quantum physics using simple analogies that explain our complex universe."
Quantum Internet Just Got Real: Inside the New York-Berlin Entanglement Trials
"Recent breakthroughs in Quantum Entanglement Swapping on commercial fiber networks in NYC and Berlin signal a scalable quantum internet."
Urban Micro-Data Centers: Explore the Era of Neighborhood Cloud Infrastructure
On February 12, 2026, the City of St. Louis quietly released a document that may well become the blueprint for…
5 Crucial Insights from Tadej Pogačar’s ‘Secret’ Power File That Shocked the Cycling World
"A rare data leak reveals the terrifying reality of Tadej Pogačar training science, redefining human endurance limits and Zone 2 benchmarks."
Gigawatts and Guilt: 5 Crucial Data Center Trends Redefining the AI Boom
"As Anthropic pledges to subsidize the grid and DeepSeek rewrites efficiency rules, new data center trends emerge from the chaos."
The 10 Most Important Discoveries That Changed Quantum Physics
Let’s dive into the 10 most groundbreaking discoveries in quantum physics, explaining why they matter and how they continue to change our lives.
The Lord of the Rings: CERN’s FCC Enters the Political Fray
CERN's Future Circular Collider is feasible, its study says. The 91 km, CHF 15 billion question now is political: who pays, and is the physics worth it?
The Long Silence: CERN’s Struggle to Avoid Obsolescence
After the Higgs, the LHC found no new physics. CERN faces a silent nature, a Chinese rival, a brain drain and a CHF 15 billion bet on its next collider.
Taiwan Invasion: The New Strategy for Conquest
We analyze a hypothetical Taiwan invasion scenario where China bypasses a bloody amphibious landing in favor of a "Siege by Algorithm." By leveraging industrial asymmetry to exhaust Taiwan's missile defenses, the war becomes a math problem that Taipei cannot solve
Is the American Empire’s Dominance About to End?
How past empires actually declined -- Rome, Britain and others compared on the same structural signals, applied to what they'd predict for the US today.
Richard Feynman: The Nobel Physicist Who Made Curiosity a Superpower
Explore the life, science, and legacy of Richard Feynman—the Nobel-winning physicist whose curiosity and clarity reshaped how we understand the universe.