LS Electric is set to showcase a bundled 'package solution' for AI data center power equipment in Singapore. The company aims to expand its reach in the ASEAN market by integrating power infrastructure needed for data centers, from high-voltage transformers to distribution equipment and direct current (DC) solutions.
LS Electric announced on September 28 that it will participate in 'Data Center World Asia 2026' at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Center in Singapore from September 29 to 30.
The exhibition will feature a 90-square-meter booth under the theme 'Prepared Power Infrastructure, Customer-Centric Solutions.' It will present high-voltage transformers, medium and low-voltage switchgear, and DC solutions, all aimed at addressing the increasing power consumption in data centers driven by AI proliferation.
The centerpiece of the display is the 'Data Center Package Solution,' which combines high-voltage transformers, gas-insulated switchgear (GIS), power system stabilization equipment, large-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS), and distribution panels that deliver power to servers.
LS Electric will also introduce a modular substation designed to reduce construction time by pre-assembling distribution panels and transformers for on-site delivery, thereby shortening the time required to establish data centers. Additionally, software for real-time management of data center equipment will be presented.
Earlier this month, LS Electric signed a memorandum of understanding with KT Cloud to supply and develop AI data center infrastructure, focusing on the provision of high-voltage transformers and GIS, as well as joint research on modular data centers. The company is expanding its business scope into ASEAN after gaining experience in package supply in South Korea.
LS Electric is also emphasizing its direct current power grid technology. The company plans to share operational data from its 'Cheonan DC Factory,' which has demonstrated DC distribution manufacturing capabilities at its facility in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province. This initiative aims to meet the demand for DC distribution, which enhances efficiency by reducing power conversion stages in data centers.
Using Singapore as a base, LS Electric plans to expand its operations in ASEAN by linking with existing production bases in Vietnam and Indonesia. The company believes that the rapid growth of the power infrastructure market in Southeast Asia is driven by increased investments in data centers and manufacturing.
An LS Electric official stated, "We aim to become the optimal power partner for the rapidly growing hyperscale data center customers in ASEAN, leveraging our technological credibility built through global data center projects and organic connections with local production bases in Vietnam and Indonesia."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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