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Korean telcos\' AI data centre race turns to operations, focusing on cooling, connectivity and power efficiency

Korea’s three telecom operators are stepping up efforts to apply their in-house capabilities to AI data centres as competition shifts from capacity expansion to operational execution. As centres scale up, heat and power consumption rise, putting cooling efficiency, stable power supply and network connectivity at the centre of competitiveness. SK Telecom is building an AI data centre unit and developing server solutions and resource-linking architecture. KT is focusing on data centre interconnection and liquid cooling. LG Uplus is combining group technologies in cooling, power and AI-based infrastructure management.

AI & Enterprise

KT CEO Park Yoon-young checks AI infrastructure, urges group to boost competitiveness

KT CEO Park Yoon-young inspected AI infrastructure operations on Wednesday at KT Cloud\'s Mokdong 2 data centre in Seoul. The visit reviewed the status of KT\'s AI data centre business and the group\'s data centre operating and technology capabilities under its AI transition platform strategy. Park toured the integrated control centre and key facilities and checked data centre interconnection operations. He also visited the AI Innovation Center to review development and verification of next-generation AI data centre technologies.

AI & Enterprise

KT bets on AX with 18 trillion won investment over three years to grow AIDC and token factory

KT set out a new vision to move beyond its role as a key national telecommunications operator and become an \"AI transition (AX) platform company.\" It plans to expand AI data centres and pursue new businesses such as a token factory and stablecoins. KT will invest about 12 trillion won over three years in information security, IT and networks, and about 5 trillion won to add 1GW of AIDC capacity. It will also invest 1 trillion won to expand undersea cable capacity.