Solid-state cooling solutions company Ventiva has announced that its custom manufacturing line for the Ventiva ionic cooling subsystem has been built and operationally qualified at Crystal Precision (M) Sdn. Bhd. (CPM). The milestone marks a significant step in Ventiva’s effort to establish Malaysia as a long-term manufacturing base for its fanless thermal management technology.
Ventiva Ionic Cooling Subsystem Manufacturing At CPM
The production line was purpose-built for Ventiva’s thermal management solutions, covering everything from engineering tooling to process controls and quality checkpoints. It operates under CPM’s International Automotive Task Force IATF 16949:2016 quality management certification, a standard that promotes continual improvement while reducing defects, variation, and waste across the supply chain.
Ventiva’s solid-state cooling approach uses electrohydrodynamic (EHD) flow to move ionized air molecules within an electric field. Because the system has no mechanical fans, it operates silently and without vibration, while still enabling configurable airflow patterns that conventional cooling designs cannot achieve.
The Ventiva ionic cooling subsystem is thin, lightweight, and modular – it consists of a self-contained air blower device, a fin stack, and either a vapor chamber or heat pipe, delivering cooling efficiency of up to 1.1 CFM per device. The air blower devices can be positioned directly adjacent to heat sources such as SoCs, memory modules, and power delivery components, without the spatial limitations that come with traditional fan-based cooling solutions.
The technology is designed for use across a range of applications, including thin-and-light AI inference laptops, industrial vision systems, and high-density server racks.
Pokdepinion: Fanless cooling that actually scales sounds great, but do let us know when it ships inside something an average Joe can actually buy.
