Qingyan Yang

Title: Qingyan Yang: Cooling Innovations for Computing Equipment

Introduction

Qingyan Yang is an inventor associated with Singapore. His patent work addresses cooling systems for computing equipment, including equipment immersed in coolant. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

The listed patent is titled “Cooling tank for computing equipment, cooling device, and computing apparatus including the same.” It describes a tank body that holds coolant and immersed computing equipment. A liquid inlet pipe runs along the tank and has a rectangular cross-section, with multiple holes arranged on opposite side walls. A liquid outlet pipe also runs along the tank and is positioned higher than the inlet pipe. The patent presents these components as part of a cooling device and a container-type computing apparatus.

Career Highlights

Yang’s documented patent work focuses on cooling infrastructure for computing systems. The described design combines a coolant-holding tank with inlet and outlet pipes arranged to support cooling of immersed equipment.

Collaborations

The provided information names Zhengxiang Long and Haiquan Liu as Yang’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the patent or related work are not stated.

Conclusion

Qingyan Yang’s listed invention concerns a tank-based cooling arrangement for computing equipment, reflecting a practical approach to managing heat in computing systems.