LG Electronics invests KRW 150 billion to expand chiller capacity for AI data centers
Bitget2026/10/01 01:53- LG Corp. will expand chiller capacity for AI data centers, including a new air-cooled chiller plant in Windsor, Virginia.
- Virginia facility targets production in 1H next year, aiming to shorten supply times in a key North American data-center hub.
- Air-cooled chiller lines will be added in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, with equipment upgrades to lift throughput.
- Total investment for the US plant, Korean line expansion, and manufacturing upgrades set at KRW 150 billion.
- Push supports a broader “chip-to-chiller” cooling offering, spanning chillers through liquid-cooling components for AI workloads.
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