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LG Uplus’s South Korean operation comprises 17 confirmed facilities spread across Anyang, Busan, Daegu, Daejeon, Gwangju, Jeonju, Paju, and Seoul, making it the country’s largest data center operator ahead of rivals KT Corp and SK Broadband. The company has been building data centers domestically since the 1990s, and its portfolio ranges from its original Nonhyeon Center in Seoul’s Gangnam-gu — opened in 1998 as its first facility — to the newer Pyeongchon Mega Center in Anyang, a 165MW site that opened in 2015. South Korea’s data center market is expanding rapidly on the back of AI demand, with a public-private AIDC Alliance launched in 2026 targeting 18.4 gigawatts of AI data center capacity nationwide by 2035, and LG Uplus positioning its Paju project as a flagship contributor to that buildout.
LG Uplus currently has confirmed facilities in 8 cities within South Korea.
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South Korea's confirmed AI-optimized capacity within LG Uplus's network centers on the Paju facility in Gyeonggi Province, a 200MW site the company calls the largest AI data center in the Seoul metropolitan area. It uses LG Electronics' Direct-to-Chip liquid cooling technology, which internal testing shows improves energy efficiency by 24% over standard air cooling, alongside robotics that continuously monitor temperature, humidity, water leaks, and dust. The project is part of LG Uplus's broader "One LG" and "ACE on Trust" strategy, through which it aims to become what the company calls an AI factory operator managing GPUs, power, and cooling as an integrated stack.
Yes — we've currently tracked LG Uplus in 8 cities within South Korea. See the list above.
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Yes — we've currently tracked 1 confirmed facility for LG Uplus in South Korea. See the AI Data Centers section above.
LG Uplus is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services in South Korea. Please contact LG Uplus directly to confirm colocation availability.
LG Uplus is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services in South Korea. Please contact LG Uplus directly to confirm cloud availability.
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