KT Cloud, the cloud services arm of South Korean telecom giant KT, is partnering with Microsoft to build a 50MW artificial intelligence data center in South Korea, according to Techub, citing Tech in Asia. The facility will include a dedicated AI zone equipped with high-density GPU servers that use liquid cooling, alongside a separate space for general cloud services. The project is aimed at serving rising demand from South Korean companies for AI infrastructure. The brief did not disclose a construction timeline, investment size, or a more specific location within the country, but it identified the planned power capacity and the facility’s two-part design as the core elements of the collaboration.
KT Cloud, the cloud services unit of South Korean telecom company KT, is partnering with Microsoft to build a 50MW artificial intelligence data center in South Korea, according to Techub, citing Tech in Asia.
The facility will feature a dedicated AI area built around high-density GPU servers using liquid cooling. It will also include a separate space for general cloud services.
The project is intended to meet growing demand from South Korean enterprises for AI infrastructure.
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