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Samsung SDS breaks ground on a 60 MW AI data centre in Gumi, designed to grow to 120 MW with liquid and air cooling
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Samsung SDS held a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday for an AI data centre in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province, with 60 MW of power capacity at first and room for 120 MW through phased expansion, The Korea Herald reports. Completion is scheduled for the end of 2028. The company approved a 427.3 billion won (about US$319 million) investment in January. High-heat GPU equipment will be liquid cooled and less demanding systems air cooled. Samsung SDS also said it is preferred bidder for a separate project of more than 200 MW developed by Pacific Asset Management.
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