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Qnity launches Laird TIMs, expanding AI and automotive thermal solutions

Jul 28, 2026, 6:38 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Expansion of TIM portfolio with credible materials (CR910 9.2 W/mK; Tgrease 3.2 W/mK; 200°C) suggests potential design-wins and incremental revenue; strong market tailwinds from AI/EV demand; however no guidance, so impact depends on actual adoption.

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Qnity unveiled two new thermal interface materials from Laird—CR910 liquid gap filler and Tgrease 3000—designed for AI, automotive, and other high-power electronics. CR910 provides 9.2 W/mK and flexible gap accommodation; Tgrease 3000 offers 3.2 W/mK and 200°C operating range for SiC/GaN devices. The launch broadens Qnity's thermal-management offerings amid rising power density trends.

  • Qnity launches two TIMs: CR910 and Tgrease 3000. Expands thermal portfolio for AI, automotive, and high-power electronics.
  • CR910: 9.2 W/mK, low resistance, soft gap filler. Supports large or uneven gap tolerances.
  • Tgrease 3000: non-silicone, 200°C max, 3.2 W/mK. Designed for SiC/GaN devices.
  • AI and electrification trends drive broader thermal-management needs. Qnity positions to capture design wins across the semiconductor value chain.

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