LG Electronics, LG CNS, and LG Energy Solution Unveil 'Integrated Solution' to Target AI Data Center Market

Participation in 'Data Center World Asia' in Singapore
Introducing the 'One LG' Integrated Solution for AI Data Centers
Bringing Together Core LG Competencies to Become a Strategic Partner

LG Electronics is accelerating its business expansion by introducing the 'One LG' integrated solution, optimized for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, in collaboration with LG CNS and LG Energy Solution.

LG Electronics, LG CNS, and LG Energy Solution participated in the 'Data Center World Asia 2025' held in Singapore for two days starting from the 8th of this month, showcasing the 'One LG' integrated solution. Models are introducing LG Electronics' Cooling Distribution Unit (CDU). Photo by LG Electronics

On October 9, LG Electronics announced that the three companies jointly participated in 'Data Center World Asia 2025,' held in Singapore for two days starting from October 8 (local time).

This marks the first time the three companies have operated a joint booth at the exhibition. Data Center World Asia is the largest data center-related exhibition in Asia, with over 300 brands from around the world participating. The event covers the entire data center ecosystem, including design, construction, operation, management, and cooling technologies.

At this exhibition, LG Electronics showcased high-efficiency cooling solutions for AI data centers, LG CNS highlighted its capabilities in design, build, and operate (DBO), and LG Energy Solution presented advanced power systems, each emphasizing the competitiveness of the One LG solution. The One LG integrated solution was developed by bringing together the group's core competencies to meet the rapidly increasing demand for AI infrastructure. The three companies plan to expand the supply of the integrated solution and establish themselves as strategic partners for data center operators.

LG Electronics attracted attention by unveiling cooling solutions such as the direct-to-chip (DTC) Cooling Distribution Unit (CDU), cold plates, Computer Room Air Handler (CRAH), and direct current (DC)-based cooling solutions. The company also introduced a new CDU model for the first time, which more than doubles the cooling capacity from the previous 650 kW to 1.4 MW. LG CNS revealed a model of the AI data center currently under construction in Jakarta, Indonesia, and explained its capabilities in design, construction, and operation. LG Energy Solution presented its uninterruptible power supply (UPS) product, JP5, which is characterized by high energy density and high output performance, allowing installation in confined spaces while maximizing backup power.

Lee Jaesung, Executive Vice President and Head of the ES Business Division at LG Electronics, stated, "With the differentiated thermal management system, design, build, and operate capabilities, and robust power solutions of the 'One LG' integrated solution, we will proactively respond to the rapidly growing AI data center market."