An ASX-listed advanced materials company pursuing an integrated mine to market thermal management strategy targeting AI, Data Centre and Defence.
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Our advanced materials Investment @ASXPR1 #PR1 just appointed Dr Jong Ha Park as its lead researcher for its TEMPERON tech.
Dr Park holds a PhD in mechanical engineering from UC Berkeley, with published cooling systems research in Nature Communications and Science Advances.
So he has the right skillset to develop #PR1 's tech (using carbon nanotube fibres as thermal management material).
Think heat sinks and cooling hardware that is designed to go inside AI data centres, drones, robots and defence systems.
Read more here: bit.ly/4x3AwnO
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Carbon Nanotubes start with graphene, a single sheet of carbon atoms rolled into a tube 1/100,000th the width of a hair. Industry calls it the dream material.
@ASXPR1 TEMPERON™ heat is the constraint. Carbon nanotube fibre is the answer
#asx #ThermalManagement #Nanotechnology
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Welcome Vice Admiral Michael Noonan AO (Ret), former Chief of the Royal Australian Navy, to the @ASXPR1 Pure Resources Advisory Board.
His counsel will advance our Defence Materials Platform and TEMPERON™ thermal management strategy. $PR1 #AUKUS #Defence
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
US$1T wiped off AI chips in a single session. It looks like a reset, not a collapse. @nvidia & @AMD beat earnings and held guidance. Demand for compute isn't the constraint. Power and heat are. That's the part worth watching. @ASXPR1 #AI #AIInfrastructure #TechStocks
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@ASXPR1 Humanoid robots are getting more powerful—but heat is becoming the limiting factor. Advanced thermal management is the key to higher uptime, better performance and scalable production. Cooling isn't a feature—it's a competitive advantage #AI #Robotics #ThermalManagement
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Thermal wall problem @ASXPR1 .. Humanoid robots draw 5 to 8kW, but air cooling lasts only ~30 min before performance drops. High torque actuators pass 150°C in minutes.
Humanoid cooling market: ~US$91M (2025) to US$623M (2032). $PR1
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
@ASXPR1 @RiceUniversity have been assessed "Awardable" by the DARPA ERIS Marketplace for funding potential.
Our Carbon Nanotube Fibre cooling solution is now in front of US DoD procurement officers. Government customers: darpaconnect.us/eris #DARPA #ERIS $PR1
Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Our Investment @ASXPR1 #PR1 appointed a US-based executive to commercialise its carbon nanotube fibre (CNTF) technology across the United States.
#PR1 is developing tech that uses CNTF as a thermal management material - together with Rice University in the USA.
The tech is a carbon nanomaterial made of extremely aligned and densely packed carbon nanotubes, processed into continuous fibres and thin films.
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Our advanced materials Investment @ASXPR1 #PR1 just released the second of four planned data sets on its carbon nanotube fibre (CNTF) - this one is about weight.
#PR1 is developing tech that uses CNTF fibres as thermal management material together with with the Rice University in the USA.
Things like heat sinks and cooling hardware inside AI data centres, drones, robots and defence systems.
And now today, #PR1 confirmed that CNTF’s are ~5.5x lighter than copper and 3x lighter than aluminium.
Which makes it more suitable in use cases where weight is important (like drones/robots and defence systems).
Read more here: bit.ly/44miDoh
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Pleased to welcome Vice Admiral Jeff Trussler USN (Ret.) to the Pure Resources @ASXPR1 $PR1 Advisory Board. A three star US Navy leader whose network across NAVSEA, DARPA and the US Submarine Industrial Base will help drive our Defence Materials Platform and US Navy entry. #ASX
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Our US defence materials Investment @ASXPR1 #PR1 just appointed a retired three-star US Navy Vice Admiral to its Advisory Board.
#PR1 added Vice Admiral Jeff Trussler, USN (retired) to its team.
Trussler's most recent role was Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Warfare and Director of Naval Intelligence (2020-2023).
So he has operated at the most senior levels of the US military and intelligence.
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Our advanced materials Investment @ASXPR1 just completed a sampling program at its graphite project in WA.
We Invested in #PR1 primarily for the partnership with Rice University to develop thermal heat transfer technology related to the AI and data infrastructure buildout underway.
#PR1 is looking to apply "carbon nanotube fibres" to tech where aluminium and copper are the current industry standard.
#PR1 is our exposure to advances in materials science - essentially developing something that could replace copper or aluminium in advanced tech applications.
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Our advanced materials Investment @ASXPR1 has just pulled all the pieces of its story together into a single, formalised "Defence Materials Platform Strategy" aligned with United States and AUKUS defence supply chains.
Today #PR1 has shown it is stitching these into a single integrated strategy.
All three of which are aimed at US defence and critical materials supply chains.
We are most interested in the Rice University carbon nanotube fibre (CNTF) thermal management side of things, but these other projects could end up opening doors and opportunities for each other.
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Pure Resources is executing a shift toward an integrated advanced materials business to address high-density compute power constraints. Their technology replaces rigid metal heat sinks with flexible 3D textile architectures.
Hitting 600 W/mK in thermal conductivity is a major technical milestone. This metric is 1.5x higher than copper and up to 3x higher than aluminium, providing a physical solution to thermal bottlenecks.
The recent A$3M placement ensures they can execute pilot programs with U.S. government support. Coupled with a new Oak Ridge National Lab partnership for rare earth extraction, the asset demonstrates distinct downstream optionality.
$PR1 #PR1 @ASXPR1
Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
Our Investment @ASXPR1 #PR1 just announced an update to the r&d colab agreement signed with Rice University.
#PR1 is working with Rice to take proven carbon nanotube technology and apply it to thermal heat management for uses including in data centres and defence.
(more on what carbon nanotube tech is later)
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Pure Resources (ASX: PR1) retweeted
We have recently written a lot about AI taking our jobs...
Now carbon nanofibre tubes could be taking copper’s job in AI chips and data centre cooling.
(sorry, copper bulls)
Not even base metals’ jobs are safe...
The potential applications for this technology extend to anywhere where lightweight cooling is required in tight spaces - including robotics and military.
@ASXPR1 #PR1 has just entered into an R&D collaboration agreement with Rice University to research carbon nanotube fibre thermal management systems for advanced electronics.
Read more here: bit.ly/4835Qte
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