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LG CNS completes construction of AI data center in Indonesia's Jakarta

SEOUL, Nov. 2 (Yonhap) -- LG CNS Co., the information technology affiliate of LG...

LG CNS completes construction of AI data center in Indonesia's Jakarta

Seoul, November 2 - LG CNS, the IT subsidiary of the LG Group, has announced the completion of construction on a 30-megawatt hyperscale artificial intelligence (AI) data center in Jakarta, Indonesia. The facility was commissioned by KMG, a partnership between Indonesia's Sinar Mas Group and Korea Investment Real Asset Management Co., a local investment firm. This marks the first instance of a South Korean firm constructing an AI data center for a foreign client, according to LG CNS.

The Jakarta center is designed to facilitate high-performance computing using next-generation graphics processing units (GPUs). The company has plans to expand the facility's power capacity to a potential 400 megawatts in the future. Upon completion, LG CNS intends to extend its AI data center operations to other Asia Pacific regions, including Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Japan.

Additionally, the company aims to diversify its offerings by introducing subscription-based GPU services and liquid cooling infrastructure, while further penetrating the AI factory sector.

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