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YPlasma's Groundbreaking Noiseless Laptop

YPlasma, a leading innovator in the field of solid-state thermal management, is set to unveil a revolutionary noiseless laptop at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. Known for its pioneering technology and expertise, YPlasma operates out of Newark, NJ, and Spain. This new laptop is the first application of Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD) plasma actuators, which replaces traditional mechanical fans, promising enhanced performance and unparalleled silent operation.

The Need for Innovation in Cooling Technology

As devices evolve, pushing the boundaries of thinness and increasing processing demands due to AI integration, conventional cooling methods are struggling to keep up. YPlasma's advanced solid-state technology harnesses the power of cold plasma to produce high-velocity ionic winds, all without the mechanical noise associated with conventional cooling systems. This leap in technology addresses the past limitations of laptop cooling systems, offering a fresh solution for both thermal management and design flexibility.

A New Era of Design with the 200-Micron Cooling Film

One of the most significant advancements showcased by YPlasma is the 200-micron cooling film. This unprecedented thin-profile technology not only makes it possible to reduce the size of laptops but also integrates seamlessly into various hardware components, such as heat sinks and chassis. For the first time, heat management can be efficiently achieved in an ultra-thin form factor, enabling laptop designs that were dreamt of only a few years ago. Moreover, these unique actuators are capable of both cooling and heating, providing unmatched thermal versatility in device performance.

Experience the Future of Thermal Management

To celebrate this milestone, YPlasma invites media professionals, investors, and industry partners to attend a live demonstration of their plasma-cooled laptop prototype. The live demo is scheduled on Wednesday, January 7th, 2026, at 4 PM at Stand #60845, Eureka Park, Venetian Expo, Hall G.

David García Pérez, CEO and Co-Founder of YPlasma, expressed his enthusiasm: "Unveiling the first laptop cooled with our DBD plasma actuators marks a historic moment not just for YPlasma but for the entire electronics industry." He emphasized the necessity of rethinking heat and air management in today's technological landscape, especially as we transition further into the AI era.

Why DBD Technology Stands Out

YPlasma's DBD technology sets itself apart from other ionic cooling solutions like corona discharge systems, where safety and reliability can be compromised. Key advantages of DBD systems over traditional methods include:

• - Noiseless Operation: Operating at an ultra-quiet level of 17dBA, YPlasma's cooling solution virtually eliminates any noise, making it ideal for environments where focus is vital. Unlike many high-performance laptops that often produce distracting fan noises, the silent operation of YPlasma eliminates this common pain point.
• - Ozone-Free Safety: DBD technology employs a dielectric barrier that prevents the harmful byproducts, like ozone, typically associated with corona systems, ensuring it is safe for consumer electronics used in enclosed spaces.
• - Reliability and Longevity: Traditional corona discharge systems often face issues like