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Samsung SDS: Gumi AI data centre

This dossier follows Samsung SDS’s AI data centre project in Gumi, its capacity and timetable, distinguishing targets from actual operation.

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Samsung SDS logo for identification; does not show the construction site. Public domain, PNG rendering.
Samsung SDS logo for identification; does not show the construction site. Public domain, PNG rendering. — Samsung SDS / Wikimedia Commons — domaine public (PD-textlogo), rendu PNG pour identification.

Where things stand

On 2 November 2026, Samsung SDS announced ongoing construction and planned completion in late 2028, initially at 60 MW with possible expansion to 120 MW.

Reported information

Samsung SDS outlines timetable for Gumi AI data centre

Samsung SDS announced on 2 November 2026 that its dedicated AI data centre was under construction in Gumi, South Korea, with completion planned for late 2028.

Samsung SDS logo for identification; does not show the construction site. Public domain, PNG rendering.
Samsung SDS logo for identification; does not show the construction site. Public domain, PNG rendering. — Samsung SDS / Wikimedia Commons — domaine public (PD-textlogo), rendu PNG pour identification.

The announced initial power capacity is 60 MW, with a design allowing staged expansion to 120 MW. The company plans combined air and water cooling for GPU servers.

The statement says work follows approval obtained in late August: the 2 November announcement therefore does not mean the first works began that day. The centre is intended to serve external customers and the group’s industrial operations; these uses remain planned.

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