• jasona.work - Wednesday, June 13, 2018 7:30 AM

    I was curious about how this would actually work, were they using the equivalent of a desktop water-cooling rig (heatsink on CPUs with water flowing through to a radiator) or something else.  Reading the article, it's something else.

    I suspect there are radiators of some sort to absorb heat inside and radiate to the container. I wonder if they would have pumps at all since those typically need maintenance. Might be passive cooling piping that lets water flow, perhaps using natural movement as water heats. There isn't air inside, so no moisture issues. I would suspect that they hope it remains uncovered and water flows across it, just using convection for heat dispersal.