Graphjet Know-how, a graphene and graphite producer, has agreed to help and collaborate with the Centre for Supplies Engineering and Good Manufacturing (MERCU) of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) after receiving a letter of intent from UKM for the Consortium of Analysis Excellence (KKP) 2025 below the Malaysian Ministry of Greater Schooling to collaborate on using graphite and graphene for additive manufacturing know-how to develop advance warmth sinks.
Graphjet has lately accomplished a laboratory that enhanced its means to carry out high quality assessments on its graphite and graphene, in addition to analysis on enhancements to the graphite and graphene produced. This may cut back the corporate’s reliance on third events for testing providers and would enable a a lot faster turnaround time for the corporate’s growth program. As well as, this laboratory may even serve within the collaboration with UKM for the event of the additive manufacturing know-how.
“This growth will profit from the surging demand for specialised chips, particularly AI chips, which can demand extra environment friendly and efficient cooling options. By specializing in additive manufacturing know-how, the event would enable enhancements to current deployed warmth sinks used while growing new superior warmth sinks for brand new amenities, particularly for brand new and current knowledge facilities,” stated Chris Lai, CEO of Graphjet. “At present, knowledge facilities are a booming trade in Malaysia and the South East Asia area with massive names resembling Amazon Internet Providers, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, and Equinix & NTT has dedicated or is committing to develop knowledge facilities within the area to capitalise on its strategic location and connectivity coupled by the help of the native governments.”
