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IT Home reported on November 6 that Samsung SDS, a Samsung-affiliated provider of IT solutions and services, announced on the 2nd of this month, local time, that construction had begun on its new AI data center in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea.
The data center uses a hybrid air- and water-cooling design and supports various AI systems, including next-generation GPU servers. It covers about 46,300 square meters, has an initial designed capacity of 60 MW that will expand to 120 MW in the future, and represents an investment of 427.3 billion South Korean won (IT Home note: about 2.131 billion yuan at the current exchange rate). It is expected to be completed by the end of 2028.
Samsung SDS said the Gumi AI data center will provide services to external customers and AI computing power for Samsung-affiliated businesses, including the shift to robotics in manufacturing.