Berlin – September 08, 2026 -- Frore Systems and Lenovo unveiled the AeroBlade concept notebook, an ultra-slim, silent laptop powered by the Lenovo Active Flow thermal solution built on Frore's AirJet solid-state cooling technology, at the Lenovo Innovation World '26 event in Berlin, Germany.
AirJet Mini delivers 50% more heat dissipation than its predecessor
The updated AirJet Mini chip dissipates 7.5 watts of heat, a 50% increase over the first-generation AirJet Mini, while measuring just 27mm x 41.5mm x 2.65mm to fit ultra-compact form factors. The solid-state device generates back pressure of 2,000 Pa, roughly 10 times higher than a mechanical fan, enabling dustproof and water-resistant enclosures. Noise output is rated at 21 dBA in-system, allowing silent operation with no moving mechanical parts.
Frore targets AI reasoning workloads pushing thermal limits on edge devices
Seshu Madhavapeddy, CEO and Founder of Frore Systems, said the collaboration with Lenovo, the world's largest PC maker, demonstrates how solid-state active cooling removes thermal barriers that have historically constrained ultra-compact systems such as slim notebooks, tablets and wearables. Frore positions AirJet Mini as critical infrastructure for the shift from simple AI inference to sustained, compute-intensive AI reasoning and agentic workloads, which generate greater and more prolonged thermal loads on edge processors. The company's long-term roadmap, dubbed Frore's Law, targets doubling thermal performance every two years to match rising AI compute demand.
Lenovo showcases concept device without confirming commercial timeline
The AeroBlade notebook was displayed publicly at Lenovo Innovation World '26 in Berlin on September 3, 2026, as a concept rather than a shipping product. Frore markets AirJet across notebooks, tablets, mini-PCs, smartphones, 5G WiFi hotspots, cameras, SSDs and IoT devices, with existing integrations into products from major OEMs and system builders. The company is headquartered in Silicon Valley and operates manufacturing facilities in Taiwan.