Completed in October 2023
● Operations
LG Uplus Pyeongchon 2 Center
Gwanyang-dong, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do
Distinguish between power supply, UPS, and IT load
Commercial and Telecommunications
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About the Center
This is LG Uplus’s second ultra-large-scale IDC, built following the Pyeongchon Mega Center. It is an operations center designed to meet corporate customers’ needs for cloud, AI, and big data.
01Officially verify the total floor area and completion date
02Capacity to accommodate over 200,000 servers
03Disclosed power capacity and IT load require further verification.
AI-DC KOREA ANALYSIS
Interpretation and Verification Points
Official documents highlight a Tier-IV-level redundant power and cooling configuration, outdoor air cooling, separation of office and data center buildings, and a five-tier security system as key features. However, since obtaining Tier-IV “certification” and having a Tier-IV-level facility configuration are not the same, the certification status must be verified separately.
Principles for Interpreting Numbers
Power supply capacity refers to the range of power designed and contracted to be received from KEPCO; UPS capacity refers to the size of the uninterruptible power supply system; and IT load refers to the power actually allocated to IT equipment. Do not make estimates unless these are distinguished in the published data.
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