Electronics Showcases AI Data Center Cooling Solutions at Data Center World 2026

SEOUL, April 21, 2026:

LG Electronics is presenting its integrated cooling solutions for AI data centers (AIDCs) at Data Center World 2026, taking place in Washington, D.C. from April 20 to 23.
The global exhibition, focused on data center and infrastructure technologies, highlights LG’s end-to-end cooling portfolio for AIDCs, reinforcing the company’s position as an integrated cooling solutions provider.
Full Direct-to-Chip Cooling Lineup for AI Workloads

At DCW 2026, LG is showcasing its Direct-to-Chip (DTC) cooling lineup for data centers, utilizing liquid cooling technologies designed to meet the high thermal density and power demands of AI workloads.
Its cold plate features a skived-fin structure that optimizes coolant flow and helps dissipate heat from high-performance chips. Meanwhile, the 1.4 MW Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU) combines a compact footprint with LG’s advanced control and sensing technologies, enabling stable operation and enhanced energy efficiency through an inverter pump.

Also on display is LG’s Computer Room Air Handler (CRAH) system, equipped with high-efficiency EC fans and motors, alongside an air-cooled centrifugal chiller (ACC), extending cooling coverage from server-level components to broader facility infrastructure.
Partnerships in Immersion Cooling Solutions

LG is also expanding its portfolio through immersion cooling solutions developed in partnership with Green Revolution Cooling (GRC) and SK Enmove.
These solutions immerse IT equipment directly into dielectric liquid, delivering stable cooling performance even in high-heat, high-density AI environments.
Advanced Control and Operations Capabilities

To complement its hardware portfolio, LG is strengthening its software capabilities through Data Center Cooling Management (DCCM), a platform that enables integrated monitoring and data-driven control across complex cooling systems, including CDU, CRAH and ACC equipment.
DCCM supports continuous operations through early anomaly detection and virtual sensor-based diagnostics. It also enhances predictive maintenance and allows real-time optimization based on IT workloads, improving overall efficiency.

Its 3D visualization tools enable operators to monitor system status and manage data center operations more effectively.
Maximizing Compute per Megawatt™
Beyond cooling technologies, LG is highlighting software and power infrastructure solutions designed to improve data center efficiency and increase processing capacity.

Among these is an AI-based workload orchestration platform developed by PADO, a company that emerged from LG NOVA.
Described as an intelligent “energy-aware compute orchestrator,” the platform analyzes IT, cooling and power systems using a multi-physics digital twin and reinforcement learning to recommend real-time operational adjustments.
For example, it can redirect power from idle servers to systems handling more demanding AI workloads, supporting up to 25% higher utilization.
Jointly Developed DC Grid Solution
LG is also presenting a Direct Current (DC) Grid solution for data center operations, developed in collaboration with LS Electric, LS Cable & System and LG Energy Solution.

The DC Grid solution reduces energy loss by minimizing the power conversion stages common in traditional Alternating Current (AC) systems, where around 25% of energy can be lost as heat.
The system allows major data center equipment, including chillers, to operate directly on DC power, reducing initial power loss to approximately 15%. When paired with renewable energy sources such as solar power, this figure can fall to as low as 10%, lowering total operating costs.
Executive Comment
“AI data centers require advanced cooling technologies, but they also need power and operations to work together in a more integrated way,” said James Lee, president of the LG ES Company.

“LG will continue to expand its AIDC cooling capabilities, offering solutions that improve performance and support greater energy efficiency.”

Visitors to DCW 2026 can experience LG’s latest AIDC solutions, including the DTC cooling lineup, immersion cooling tank systems, DCCM software, PADO’s orchestration platform and the DC Grid solution, at Booth #416, Walter E. Washington Convention Center, from April 20 to 23.

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