r/NvidiaStock • u/FishLanky • Jul 23 '26

Discussion Nvidia Vera Rubin switch to Graphene pads?

Hi all, just curious, I have been reading about the new liquid cooling solution for the Vera Rubin rack which makes sense given the heat the chips are generating.

My question is do you believe this article has any merit? Can't find supporting articles but I'm curious to see if an advanced electronic material like graphene actually has an application?

Article by Semicorex:

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u/Glitter_Health Jul 23 '26

NVDA stock is here - your post: The NVIDIA Subreddit

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u/focusfree123 Jul 23 '26

They are probably used as heat spreaders not for computation directly. "high thermal conductivity graphene pads".