KT Cloud 在安山动工建设 50MW AI 数据中心
KT Cloud Breaks Ground on 50MW AI Data Center in Ansan
KT Cloud 于 10 月 22 日在京畿道安山动工建设自有 50MW AI 数据中心，总建筑面积约 36,878 平方米，地上 9 层、地下 2 层，计划 2029 年完工。该设施所有机房将支持液冷，并采用高负载结构设计以承载 Nvidia 下一代 Vera Rubin GPU，同时引入自然冷却系统降低制冷能耗。项目是其 2031 年取得 1GW AI 数据中心容量长期战略的一部分。
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Rendering of KT Cloud’s planned 50MW AI data center in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province. (Image: KT Cloud)
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KT Cloud is building a 50-megawatt (MW) artificial intelligence (AI) data center in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province. The company aims to expand AI data center capacity in the Seoul metropolitan area by securing the power and cooling infrastructure needed for high-performance graphics processing unit (GPU) servers.
KT Cloud said Oct. 22 it is breaking ground on the Ansan AI Data Center, a company-owned facility. The project is part of its long-term strategy to secure 1 gigawatt (GW) of AI data center capacity by 2031.
The Ansan AI Data Center will have a gross floor area of approximately 36,878 square meters, with two basement levels and nine above-ground floors. The facility will have a total incoming power capacity of 50MW and is scheduled for completion in 2029.
The data center will be equipped with power and cooling infrastructure for high-density AI servers. All server rooms will be designed to support liquid cooling. The project will add capacity for high-heat-generating AI servers following the opening of the Gasan AI Data Center in 2025.
The facility will also feature a high-load structural design to accommodate advanced equipment, including Nvidia’s next-generation Vera Rubin GPUs. The building structure is designed to support higher server densities and changes in equipment specifications.
KT Cloud will introduce a free-cooling system to improve cooling efficiency. The system will use cooling coils installed on the building’s upper exterior walls and connected to closed-circuit cooling towers. During spring, autumn and winter, when outdoor temperatures are lower, the company plans to use natural airflow to reduce electricity consumption by cooling tower fans and chillers.