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POSCO and GS Group sign an MoU to build AI data centres together, with GS Caltex taking charge of liquid cooling and POSCO supplying steel from the design stage
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The Korea Herald reports that POSCO and GS Group signed a strategic memorandum of understanding in Seoul on 11 November to pursue AI data centre projects in South Korea and then overseas. GS Group will lead infrastructure development, with GS E&C handling project planning, power supply, engineering and construction and GS Caltex taking charge of liquid cooling. POSCO will apply its early vendor involvement programme, supplying data centre steel products such as corrosion-resistant PosMAC plate, electromagnetic shielding and high-efficiency electrical steel from the initial design stage, and will contribute HVAC expertise from its steelworks. The companies plan a joint working group and later target North America and Asia. No project sites, capacities or investment values were given.
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