there have been computers, cooling has been a problem, particularly as CPUs have continually increased their transistor density, clock speed, and power draw. In the early 1950s, machines like the UNIVAC1 and IBM’s System 360 famously utilized liquid cooling to alleviate the excess heat build-up in their machines. In fact, IBM saw that this problem was only going to get worse all the way back in 1965, and invested heavily in researching
