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LG Electronics Joins NVIDIA Partner Network to Expand AI Data Center Cooling Business

LG Electronics is stepping up its push into the rapidly growing AI data center infrastructure market after being officially added to NVIDIA’s partner ecosystem in the Power and Cooling category.LG Electronics said it has been registered as a Power and Cooling partner in the NVIDIA Partner Network (N

LG Electronics has joined NVIDIA’s Partner Network in the Power and Cooling category, marking a significant step in the company’s push into the AI data center infrastructure market. This partnership provides LG Electronics with a new avenue to engage with global AI data center operators and bolster its liquid cooling business, which includes chillers for producing chilled water and coolant distribution units (CDUs) for circulating cooling water to dissipate heat generated by servers.

The company's liquid cooling solutions are becoming increasingly important as AI accelerators generate more heat, rendering traditional air cooling methods less effective in densely packed systems. LG Electronics' portfolio now includes CDUs ranging from 600 kilowatts to 2.5 megawatts, enabling the company to cater to a broader spectrum of cooling needs in the evolving AI data center landscape.

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