NEWS & INSIGHT
Hyundai Steel launched H ONE, combining rolled and built-up H-beams, and outlined a structural-steel offering for the heavy-load, large-section and non-standard size requirements of AI data centers.
LG Electronics USA signed a definitive long-term agreement with AIR Control Concepts to supply high-efficiency chillers to AI data centers in the United States and Canada. The 5 GW figure is the aggregate scale of the supported data center portfolio, not cooling capacity or secured power in Korea.
Sejong City signed an MOU with SK Securities, Meteus Asset Management and Seed H to pursue a 360 MW-class AI data center by 2029. The investment plan and administrative support pledge are confirmed, but they do not mean that land, power, water or permits have been secured.
Hyundai Engineering has won the Phase 1 AI data center construction project in Bieungdo-dong, Gunsan. It is merged into the existing SGC Gunsan site as construction-contract progress; the October groundbreaking remains a target.
Hyundai Motor Group NewsroomGangwon Special Self-Governing Province has announced that it is in discussions with KT regarding the construction of an AI data center in Wonju. This is an early stage of the recruitment process, and the final investment, project site, power supply, and permits have not yet been confirmed.
Comparison of the Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province Governor’s Press Conference and Yonhap News reportsLS ELECTRIC and KT Cloud have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to form a strategic partnership for the design and supply of power equipment for a new AI data center and for joint research on power solutions for modular data centers.
Official Announcement from LS Group and LS ELECTRICWe have organized the necessary documents and company procedures step by step, from the notice of intent through technical review, power system impact assessment, contract signing, and power connection.
We prioritize verifying original sources from government and public agencies as well as operators. Duplicate entries from the same announcement are consolidated, and subsequent announcements regarding contracts, construction, and operations are recorded as change history. We distinguish between MOUs, plans, groundbreakings, completions, and operations; the number of posts does not represent the total number of data centers nationwide. When a new source document is confirmed, we add the actual text rather than simply updating the date.
