Weird & Interesting science, take 2

[classicdrogn]

121°C? Damn, you could actually use that for, say, circuit traces in a computer, to shave off a few more tiny fractions of a second per operation getting stuff from RAM to CPU to GPU and so on. If the stuff is fragile, it would probably be easier to keeep it useable with a solid subtrate like that than grid-scale power distribution, and computing hjas traditionally been one of the commercial sectors that fights tooth and nail to get a fractional advantage by bringing new materials and processes to commercial viability.