- Huge data center in a huge South Korea is reaching South Korea.
- The construction of the 3GW installation will be completed by 2028
- The project will cost more than $ 10 billion, but it could reach $ 35 billion
The construction for the world’s largest data center has received the approval in South Korea, and it is predicted that it will generate an initial income of $ 3.5 billion, with an initial project size of $ 10 billion and the potential of reach $ 35 billion.
The Data Center will be built in the province of Jeollanam-Do, and will have a 3GW capacity, marking a great advance in the technological leadership of Korea, according to reports, “triple” the capacity of current hyper scale facilities operated by The tastes of the tastes of Microsoft, Google and Amazon.
The project was co-founded by the heir of LG Electronics Brian Koo and Dr. Amin Badr-El-Din in association with Stock Farm Road, who have signed a memorandum of understanding with Governor Kim of the province of Jeollanam-Do.
Rapid development
The center is ready to complete the construction by 2028, at which time it is projected that the world market will grow at $ 438.70 billion.
Despite the important challenges, it faces the development of the Data Center, as a dramatic increase in energy and water consumption, as well as the consistent needs of infrastructure updates to keep up, Koo pointed out that the project could: ‘raise to Korea and the region to a new level of technological advance and economic prosperity ‘.
Countries around the world are developing their data centers infrastructure, with a meta committed to spending $ 10 billion to build a new project in the United States, although this is only expected to generate 500 direct jobs once completed.
“This is more than a technological milestone; It is a strategic leap forward for the global technological leadership of Korea, ”said co-founder Dr. Amin Badr-El-Din.
“We are incredibly proud to associate with Stock Farm Road and the government of Jeollanam-Do to build this crucial infrastructure, creating an unprecedented opportunity to build the bases for next-generation AI.”
