LG Electronics CEO Yoo Jae-chul placed cooling technology at the core of AI data center competitiveness. The logic is: by reducing the amount of electricity used for cooling, a corresponding increase in electricity can be put into AI calculation. Yoo Jae-chul said on LinkedIn on the 20th: “Cooling can not only reduce its own energy consumption, but also bring about meaningful changes by providing more electricity for artificial intelligence computation.” Earlier, he published a signed article on the 19th local time, proposing an AI data center cooling strategy. Yoo Jae-chul summarized the constraints faced by data centers as electricity, water, and space. He judged that under conditions of limited resources, how much computing power can be produced using existing resources has become a core issue. Yoo Jae-chul listed “adaptability” as an essential competitive advantage for AI infrastructure. Because AI hardware evolves faster than the facilities that support it, cooling equipment must change with each new chip.

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