Integrated solutions at Data Center Korea
Shinsung E&G said it will participate in Data Center Korea 2026, to be held at the aT Center in Seoul from November 4 to November 6, and showcase integrated solutions encompassing cooling equipment for AI data centers, renewable energy solutions, and an affiliate's construction and operations platform.
Data Center Korea is a privately led specialist data center exhibition hosted and organized by the Korea Association of Equipment Convergence and Messe Esang. Products covering all areas of data center infrastructure, including cooling systems, power equipment and energy management, will be exhibited, alongside seminars on next-generation technology trends and related regulations. As the recent expansion of AI rapidly increases server heat output and electricity consumption, cooling efficiency and energy management capabilities have emerged as key determinants of data center competitiveness.
Modular and room cooling
At the exhibition, Shinsung E&G will feature its AIO, or All In One, integrated server module. AIO combines server racks and cooling equipment in a single module. Unlike the conventional approach of separately constructing the data hall, where servers are installed, the mechanical room and air-conditioning facilities, it can be installed by module, reducing data hall floor area and floor-to-floor height by approximately 20% each and cutting equipment installation time to about half.
AIO can accommodate high heat loads of up to 140 kW per rack for GPU servers. Depending on customer requirements, a hybrid configuration combining in-row cooling and direct liquid cooling, or DLC, is also available, enabling stable cooling performance even for high-density AI servers.
The company will also exhibit its FWU, or Fan Wall Unit, room cooling system. FWU arranges multiple fans in a wall-like configuration to supply cool air throughout a server room and is specialized for managing data centers' sensible heat loads, meaning heat that raises temperature without changing humidity. It automatically switches operating modes according to outdoor air temperature to reduce energy costs and uses casing certified by the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute, or AHRI, to improve performance reliability.
Renewable energy and operating platforms
Shinsung E&G's renewable energy division will also participate in the exhibition. Because data centers are large electricity-consuming facilities operating 24 hours a day, switching to renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions are considered major challenges. In particular, growing demands to meet RE100 commitments by sourcing 100% of electricity from renewable energy, led by global big technology companies, are increasing demand for renewable energy procurement in the data center market.
In response, Shinsung E&G will present its internally developed ECO platform. ECO is a one-stop RE100 service platform connecting developers with companies implementing RE100 commitments. It provides customized support ranging from electricity-use history monitoring to designing renewable energy procurement contract structures and certifying implementation results. Through booth demonstrations, visitors can see how the ECO platform integrates management of energy-use data, carbon reduction results and real-time electricity generation.
The company will also introduce DAM, a data center platform from its IT-specialist affiliate Shinsung Inex. DAM organizes the equipment and system configurations needed to build and operate data centers into standard models. Customers can use these models to shorten construction periods and reduce trial and error. Shinsung Inex provides one-stop support, from consulting to equipment supplier selection and coordination.
Meanwhile, Shinsung E&G is rapidly expanding its data center business. It showcased AI data center cooling solutions at Data Centre World Asia 2026 in Singapore in September 2026. At the upcoming exhibition, it plans to demonstrate its competitiveness as an integrated data center solutions provider by adding energy management and operating platforms to its cooling equipment offering.
A Shinsung E&G representative said: “The technical capabilities we have built in cleanroom air conditioning can offer even greater advantages in AI data center environments with high heat output and high power consumption. We will accelerate our efforts in domestic and international AI data center markets with integrated solutions combining cooling equipment, renewable energy procurement and operating platforms.”
Original Korean article: hvacrj.co.kr
English brief by Korea Wind Intelligence, koreawindintel.com
