LG CNS to Expand Overseas Business with Modular Tech as Indonesia Data Center Nears November Completion

Jakarta Data Center Fully Leased Ahead of Completion
Plans to Enter North American and European Markets

LG CNS will expand its overseas data center business with the completion of its data center in Jakarta, Indonesia, next month.

Yoo Giung, an executive in LG CNS's AI and Cloud Business Division, announced the plan during a conference call held after the company's earnings announcement on October 30.

The company will build additional data centers in Indonesia and pursue development projects in the Asia-Pacific region. "The Jakarta data center is scheduled for completion in early November, and we secured customers to lease its entire capacity before completion, establishing a stable revenue base from the start of operations," Yoo said. He added that the company plans to use its experience building the Jakarta data center as a springboard for expanding its overseas business.

LG CNS will also seek to enter the North American and European markets using its prefabricated modular data center technology. The strategy is to shorten the time from groundbreaking to completion and respond quickly to customer demand by using a prefabricated modular approach, in which key facilities are manufactured in advance and assembled on-site. The company also plans to use modular construction to address factors that can delay projects, including difficulties securing power and skilled personnel.

To enter the North American and European markets, LG CNS will pursue collaboration between its U.S. subsidiary and local partners. At a data center event in Singapore, LG CNS previously showcased "AI HAUS," its prefabricated modular data center, and an AI factory service based on NVIDIA's next-generation AI computing platform, Vera Rubin. The AI factory is an integrated service combining data centers, graphics processing unit (GPU) infrastructure, and AI services.

"We plan to step up our entry into the North American and European markets, leveraging our capabilities in prefabricated modular data centers based on NVIDIA Vera Rubin and our supply chain," Yoo said.

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