GemaTEG has developed a novel micro heat-pump architecture that works at the level of individual chips to precisely control the temperature of data center microprocessors.
This micro heat-pump architecture can help supercomputer operators and AI platforms to address the challenges of computing performance and energy efficiency.
GemaTEG's technology is chip-agnostic, and every chip in a server or data center can have its dedicated micro heat pump that independently controls cooling based on the specific workload and heat output of that processor.
This approach contrasts with traditional cooling systems that cool everything uniformly and GemaTEG's system can improve chip performance by more than 30% while reducing overall energy consumption.
The startup's thermal management system has won the renewal of its Efficient Solution Label from the Solar Impulse Foundation, recognizing approaches that are sustainable from a business and environmental perspective.
GemaTEG has partnered with Italian aerospace and defense giant Leonardo to enhance the performance of the Italian company's DaVinci-1 supercomputer.
GemaTEG has raised approximately $10 million in funding from various sources, including equity investments, grants, and bank loans and has approximately 15 employees.
The team collaborates with EPFL-EcoCloud to develop next-generation thermal management solutions, and they plan to play a role in Leonardo's upgrade of its flagship Da Vinci supercomputer to a new Da Vinci 2 system.
GemaTEG's unique approach to localized cooling can boost performance and reduce power consumption, positioning the company well to help tackle computing performance and energy efficiency challenges.
The founders named the company Gematek, in part, for the first names of their respective children — Giulia, Elisa, Matteo, and Alessandro. Also, gemma in Italian means "gem."