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LG Electronics to supply chillers for 5GW+ US/Canada data centers

LG Electronics has entered into a significant long-term contract to provide chillers for data center projects across the US and Canada. The agreement covers a substantial capacity of over 5 gigawatts, indicating a major expansion in data center infrastructure. AI

IMPACT This deal supports the expansion of data center capacity, which is essential for scaling AI infrastructure.

RANK_REASON This is a business deal for infrastructure components, not a core AI release or significant industry-shaping event.

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LG Electronics to supply chillers for 5GW+ US/Canada data centers

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This is a business deal for infrastructure components, not a core AI release or significant industry-shaping event.
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    LG Electronics has signed a long-term agreement to supply chillers for data center projects totaling more than 5GW of capacity in the US and Canada. Source: Dig

    LG Electronics has signed a long-term agreement to supply chillers for data center projects totaling more than 5GW of capacity in the US and Canada. Source: DigiTimes Asia https://www. digitimes.com/news/a20261006VL 220/lg-electronics-data-center-cooling-capacity.html # AI