Nanotubes to keep PCs cool?

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Intel is conducting research with nanotechnology provider Zyvex to see if carbon nanotubes can help dissipate the pent-up heat inside PCs.

[blockquote]The research revolves around incorporating carbon nanotubes into thermal grease, which makes up the thin layer of goo that sits between a microprocessor and a heat sink. Heat sinks are aluminum components that absorb heat through wings and tendrils. [/blockquote]
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Carbon can be configured to be the most thermally conductive substance there is (diamond), and with the right molecular structure, carbon nanotubes could help.