LG Electronics has accelerated its entry into the global AI data center cooling solutions market by being selected as a member of NVIDIA's official partner program, the NVIDIA Partner Network (NPN).
On September 27, LG Electronics announced its formal designation as a Preferred Partner in the 'Power and Cooling' category of NPN. The NPN is a global ecosystem network involving various companies based on NVIDIA's AI computing platform.
This partnership is expected to significantly expand LG's global sales opportunities, allowing the company to propose high-efficiency cooling solutions, including chillers and cooling distribution units (CDUs), from the early planning and design stages of next-generation AI data centers.
LG has already been recognized for its outstanding cooling technology. It became the first domestic company to meet NVIDIA's approval requirements for 600kW and 1MW CDUs, and it has also received AI factory specification approval for its high-capacity 2.5MW CDU, officially registered as a 'DSX Ready CDU' product.
Since entering the data center cooling market in 2011, LG has expanded its business scope beyond large chillers to include liquid cooling solutions for high-heat AI servers. The company has established a comprehensive 'chip to chiller' lineup, including chillers, CDUs, and cold plates, along with a unique infrastructure that combines power redundancy and ultra-precise temperature control technology with a tolerance of ±0.25°C.
Lee Jae-sung, President of LG Electronics' Energy Solutions Business Division, emphasized, "This NPN designation is a testament to LG Electronics' thermal management technology as the optimal solution for next-generation AI data center infrastructure on a global scale."
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