"Power Control Extends Inside Server Racks"... LS Cable Unveils New Products for AI Data Centers

Busbar and Connector for Server Rack Interiors Unveiled at DCWA 2026
Showcasing Integrated Solutions with Optical Cables and Ultracapacitors (UC)

LS Cable has introduced new power devices for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, completing its "Grid-to-Rack" solution system that covers the entire range from external transmission networks to inside the server racks.

On September 29, LS Cable announced that, together with LS Materials, it is participating in "Data Center World Asia (DCWA) 2026," held in Singapore over two days starting today, and has unveiled new products for use inside server racks for the first time.

LS Cable is showcasing power infrastructure solutions for AI data centers at Singapore's 'DCWA 2026.' LS Cable

The main products being showcased are a busbar and a dedicated connector that distribute and link electricity to each power module within the server rack. Until now, LS Cable has led the busduct market, which reliably transfers high-capacity power to buildings and the area near server racks. With these new devices for use inside racks, the company has established a lineup that covers the entire AIDC power supply cycle.

A busbar is a plate-shaped conductor that efficiently distributes high currents between internal devices. A busduct is a modular wiring system in which flat conductors are housed inside a metal casing, enabling the safe transfer of high-capacity power within a building.

At this exhibition, multiple next-generation technologies from LS Group affiliates were also on display, addressing power stabilization and high-density requirements for data centers. LS Materials showcased its high-performance energy storage device, the "Ultracapacitor (UC)," which compensates for momentary power fluctuations in real time in response to surging AI computational loads. In addition, future-oriented infrastructure technologies were also presented, including direct current (DC) busducts capable of transferring large amounts of power with minimal loss within limited spaces, as well as superconducting power systems.

LS Cable has steadily expanded its busduct supply chain in the North American AIDC market through close collaboration with its subsidiary Gaon Cable. Building on the launch of its new busbar and connector products, the company plans to further diversify its lineup to include server rack interiors and to strengthen its push into the rapidly growing global AI data center power infrastructure market.

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