It could be the solution to the problems inherent in ever-shrinking electronics, and IBM's recent breakthrough in spintronics can only help. http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2012/08/14/ibm-spintronics/1
Didn't the last Labour government master this? Surely it would've been cheaper to licence it from Darling than reverse engineer it.
Liquid cooling would never achieve a temperature lower than the ambient temperature. Unless you use TEC-like technology. But maybe we'll need another nuclear power plant or two to support the power draw then... /nitpicker
You're thinking of water cooling. Liquid cooling, which is what IBM used, can go way below ambient. Think liquid nitrogen, liquid oxygen, liquid helium...
I believe he's referring to the former government's extensive use of 'spin' doctors - although he'd have been better mentioning McBride, rather than the relatively darling Darling.
I like your thinking. But surely our Eternal Leader Kim IL Sung has mastered everything, including spin. Sent from my Orange San Francisco using Tapatalk