Critical Resources says it has secured exclusive global rights to a battery cooling technology. Multiple outlets report that the licence supports the company’s expansion into thermal management applications, extending beyond batteries into areas such as graphics processing units (GPUs) and central processing units (CPUs). The agreement is described as a global, exclusive licence, indicating that Critical Resources holds the rights to use the underlying cooling technology across markets covered by the licence terms. The reports frame the move as part of the company’s broader efforts to develop or commercialise cooling and thermal management solutions that can support performance and reliability for energy storage and computing hardware. While the coverage highlights the scope of the licence and the intended technology focus, the provided summaries do not detail the specific technology, the licensor, financial terms, duration of the rights, or any immediate commercial deployment timelines. Across the sources, the central point is the same: Critical Resources obtains exclusive global rights to a battery cooling technology and applies it to thermal management for batteries and computer components.