How is LG Developing Green AI Data Centres?
According to Research and Markets, the global AI infrastructure market is expected to grow by 24% from 2025 to 2034, with a projected value of US$221.4bn by 2034.
With this projection, companies are having to rapidly develop solutions to meet this surging global demand.
To this end, LG Electronics, together with LG CNS and LG Energy Solution, has presented its extensive portfolio of advanced data centre technologies at Data Centre World Asia (DCWA) 2025 in Singapore.
LG’s strategy, known as ‘One LG Solution,’ brings together three LG Group organisations to present a selection of products and services for next-gen AI data centres.
The future of AI data centres
One LG has been created to support and meet the increasing worldwide demand for AI infrastructure and is a move which positions LG to become the go to strategic partner for data centre operators seeking efficiency, scalability and sustainability.
Using this approach, three of the different companies' strongest assets will be combined: LG Energy Solution’s battery systems bring a single cohesive offering for high-performance data processing facilities, LG’s adds cutting-edge cooling technologies and LG CNS’s combines expertise in data centre design, construction and operations.
LG’s advanced thermal solutions cater to the high-density demands of AI data centres. Its portfolio includes high-capacity chillers, direct-to-chip (DTC) cooling, and CRAHs, alongside CDU and Cold Plate technology for precise chip-level temperature control. This is essential for next-gen CPU and GPU performance and efficiency
James Lee, President of the LG ES Company says: “One LG Solution is ready to reshape the global data centre landscape with future-ready solutions from LG Electronics, LG CNS and LG Energy Solution.
“With our leading thermal management systems, intelligent operation capabilities and resilient power solutions, we can supply data centre operators with everything they need to scale efficiently in the AI era.”
The solutions presented by LG One are enhanced by LG’s Data Centre Cooling Management System and Digital Twin technologies. Utilising these systems will help support the optimised operation and predictive maintenance.
Leading the future of AI data centres
One LG Solution’s unified platform supports global data centres to achieve operational resilience, energy efficiency and scalability.
- LG CNS is a leading AI transformation (AX) company in South Korea, driving the design, construction and operation of next-generation AI data centres.
- The joint venture with Indonesia’s Sinar Mas Group, LG Sinarmas Technology Solutions, the company recently secured a major contract for AI data centre development.
- The project includes the dissemination of LG’s inverter turbo chillers and other advanced cooling systems tailored for AI workloads.
- To advance its AI data centre capabilities, LG CNS is conducting proof-of-concept testing on immersion cooling, a next-generation thermal management technology.
- LG CNS has also developed the "AI Box", a compact solution which integrates all core data centre infrastructure components.
- LG Energy Solution, utilising its battery technology, provides uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems designed for high-reliability energy delivery.
- The UPS systems support data centres in maintaining operational continuity and stability, even under demanding AI workloads and variable power demands.
At DCWA 2025, the One LG Solution unveiling highlights LG’s leadership in thermal management technologies purpose-built for next gen data centres. The modular CDU includes high-efficiency inverter pumps, Cold Plate liquid cooling with advanced DTC technology and water-cooled chillers featuring oil-free magnetic bearing compressors.
These Solutions are complemented by CRAH systems and a high-efficiency DC grid, LG’s approach reduces energy loss from 25% to approximately 10%. The innovations not only enhance operational stability but also support sustainable, low-carbon data centre design.
With the rising AI workloads powering the demand for efficient, high-density infrastructure, LG positions itself as a leader of green AI data centre innovation.
