Samsung Is Investing $158 Million to Help Keep AI Data Centers Cool
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Im Seong-ho = Samsung Electronics [is moving] the HVAC production line of Germany's Fläkt Group, Europe's largest HVAC manufacturer acquired last year, to its Gwangju plant...
Samsung Electronics has invested 240 billion won in its Gwangju plant to build a large-scale HVAC production line to meet the demand for AI data centers. Scheduled to begin operations in 2028, this facility is planned to serve as a key hub for targeting the global HVAC market.
Samsung is investing $158 million to help keep AI data centers cool
AI data centers consume a lot of power. That generates a lot of heat which in turn requires considerable cooling to keep everything running in tiptop shape. As these data centers expand and become more powerful, the need for innovative cooling solutions is greater than ever before, and Samsung is tapping into this opportunity with a $158 million investment. Samsung views HVAC as a key driver for future growth The company today announced that …
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