Diasemi DiSiC™: Advanced Diamond–Silicon Carbide Composite for Next-Gen Thermal Management
June13, 2025
Diasemi DiSiC™: Advanced Diamond–Silicon Carbide Composite for Next-Gen Thermal Management
Overview:
Diasemi's DiSiC™ composite is a cutting-edge diamond–ceramic hybrid material engineered to meet the intense thermal demands of modern AI data centers and high-performance computing (HPC) platforms. By combining diamond’s unparalleled thermal conductivity with the structural integrity of silicon carbide, DiSiC delivers superior thermal performance and system compatibility.
Key Features & Benefits:
Exceptional Thermal Conductivity:
DiSiC achieves isotropic thermal conductivity exceeding 800 W/m·K, more than twice that of copper, the current industry standard.CTE Matching with Silicon:
The composite’s coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) is closely matched to that of silicon, ensuring mechanical compatibility and reliability in direct die attach and packaging applications.Operational Advantages:
Enables longer component lifetimes and higher power densities
Reduces cooling complexity and lowers datacenter energy consumption, where cooling can account for up to 50% of total energy use
Improves system-level thermal efficiency, allowing for higher throughput and more compact designs
Rugged and Versatile:
DiSiC is electrically insulating, corrosion-resistant, and mechanically robust across a wide temperature range, making it ideal for harsh and demanding environments.
Application Areas:
Direct-to-chip heat spreaders
Microchannel cold plates (single-phase and two-phase)
Power semiconductor substrates
Advanced embedded cooling architectures
Replacements for copper where performance and thermal expansion are critical
Why DiSiC Matters:
With AI workloads and HPC systems pushing thermal envelopes higher than ever, traditional materials like copper and aluminum oxide are no longer sufficient. Diasemi DiSiC™ represents a breakthrough in thermal materials science—providing a scalable, high-performance solution that supports the future of data infrastructure.