LS Electric gains AI power edge with in-house testing
Woo Sung-han, director and head of LS Electric's Power Testing & Technology Institute, speaks during a media tour of the facility in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, Friday. Procuring specialized short-circuit generators alone typically requires more than three years because the equipment is custom-made.A high-voltage switchgear is installed inside the insulation testing hall at LS Electric's Power Testing & Technology Institute in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province. Membership requires years of technical evaluations, participation in international working groups and on-site inspections by global experts.Read MoreLS Electric lands $70 mil.
- ▪Woo Sung-han, director and head of LS Electric's Power Testing & Technology Institute, speaks during a media tour of the facility in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, Friday.
- ▪Procuring specialized short-circuit generators alone typically requires more than three years because the equipment is custom-made.A high-voltage switchgear is installed inside the insulation testing hall at LS Electric's Power Testing & Te
- ▪Membership requires years of technical evaluations, participation in international working groups and on-site inspections by global experts.Read MoreLS Electric lands $70 mil.
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Woo Sung-han, director and head of LS Electric's Power Testing & Technology Institute, speaks during a media tour of the facility in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, Friday. Courtesy of LS ElectricCHEONGJU, North Chungcheong Province — The race to power the artificial intelligence (AI) era is extending beyond transformers and switchgears to an often-overlooked capability: testing.As the rise of hyperscale data centers rapidly increase demand for customized electrical equipment, manufacturers with their own certification and testing infrastructure are gaining an edge in speed, flexibility and customer trust — an advantage LS Electric has spent decades building.At its Power Testing & Technology Institute (PT&T) here, the company operates one of the world's most advanced private testing…
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