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Andre Eriksen's Blog, CEO of Asetek
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Low noise - A cost adder, old-school tangible end user value or even a good business opportunity?
We all know that any noisy electronic device like a projector, gaming console or a PC is quite annoying. We also know that there are pretty simple solutions to the problems, so why is it that we have to accept it? Or in other words, is it fair that we have to accept noisy devices, when there are simple solutions to it?
What's best - a Corvette or a John Deere? Part II
Originally I had not really planned a Part II, of this post. However, after reading a couple of press reviews of our LCLC recently, I got inspired to follow up on the heat pipe VS liquid cooling thing again. If you have not read Part I yet, you should do that here (content/view/436/216/)
What happened to Asetek...? Part II
Thank you for reading Part I. It is now time for part 2, where I will go more in detail with the business as it looks today. After getting the VC funding we started on doing a lot of parallel tasks such as expanding our management team and spreading it out in the US, EU and China. We started the development of the Asetek LCLC, which is different in basically all aspects from retail grade liquid cooling. The IP of this solution goes many years back, but we never really started the development until we got the VC funding.
What happened to Asetek...? Part I
This is a question that I have gotten numerous times during the last 3 years from our worldwide supporters, customer base among overclockers, hardware enthusiasts and gamers and not the least the press. In order to provide a better understanding of why Asetek has been somehow silent in the enthusiast community I will release two articles describing in more detail how Asetek started out, where we are today and where we are heading.
What's best - a Corvette or a John Deere?
A good friend of mine and a board member in Asetek; Henri Richard inspired me to write this article. However instead of asking the car question, Henri was asking whether air cooling or liquid cooling was the best. My reason to pick the car analogy instead, is because the answer here is really simple and clear; it depends on what you need it for…
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