Elice Group Builds B300-Based Modular AI Data Center

Full service launch planned by year-end

Elice Group announced on November 13 that it had built B300 graphics processing unit (GPU) infrastructure under the Ministry of Science and ICT's “Advanced GPU Acquisition, Deployment and Operations Support Program” and began beta service on October 30.

The program, led by the Ministry of Science and ICT, aims to expand Korea's AI computing infrastructure and strengthen the foundation for using high-performance GPU resources. Since being selected as a provider for the program in June, Elice Group has been building the infrastructure needed to operate B300 GPUs using its proprietary modular AI data center, AI PMDC.

AI-generated bird's-eye view of Elice AI PMDC. Elice Group

AI PMDC combines hot-water cooling, which uses water heated to more than 40 degrees Celsius, with air-side cooling technology that uses outside air to lower the coolant temperature. This reduces the power consumption required for cooling and is designed for highly efficient operations, with a target power usage effectiveness (PUE) of 1.1 or lower. Elice Group plans to launch the full service by the end of this year, after the beta service ends.

Jaewon Kim CEO of Elice Group said, "The launch of the B300 beta service is an example of Elice Group's AI data center construction and operations capabilities delivering tangible results. We will launch the full service by the end of this year and continue advancing our AI PMDC and cloud technologies to help strengthen Korea's AI infrastructure competitiveness."

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