LG’s NVIDIA Preferred Partner listing creates a route to customers planning NVIDIA based AI data centers; it is separate from product qualification. LG says its 600 kW and 1 MW units have also completed infrastructure qualification, with criteria covering cooling performance, failover and reliability.
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LG Electronics has joined the NVIDIA Partner Network (NPN) as a Power and Cooling Solution Preferred Partner, adding its data-center cooling business to a network that connects customers with providers of infrastructure for NVIDIA platforms. The commercial listing is distinct from technical qualification: LG’s key product milestone is its 2.6-megawatt (MW) coolant distribution unit (CDU), which has qualified as NVIDIA DSX Ready. 3
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The NPN listing gives LG a channel to reach organizations planning NVIDIA-based AI data centers and may help its cooling products be considered earlier in facility planning and design. It does not, on its own, establish that a customer will choose LG’s equipment or that every LG product has the same qualification. 3
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LG reports three CDU capacities with NVIDIA-related qualifications:
These distinctions matter: the 2.6 MW unit has the DSX Ready designation, while the sources describe the 600 kW and 1 MW units as completing infrastructure qualification. The qualifications should not be treated as interchangeable. 2
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LG’s 600 kW CDU supports direct-to-chip liquid cooling: coolant is delivered to heat-generating components such as CPUs and GPUs. LG describes the system as working in tandem with existing air-cooling infrastructure, rather than replacing air cooling throughout the data center. 12
LG says it plans to pursue NVIDIA qualification for a 4 MW CDU model by the end of 2026. That is a planned qualification effort, not confirmation that the model is already qualified or deployed. 6
The available sources describe LG Electronics’ products and partner status, but do not substantiate which other LG Group companies are participating in NVIDIA DSX. The broader group-level involvement therefore remains unclear from the evidence provided.
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LG’s NVIDIA Preferred Partner listing creates a route to customers planning NVIDIA based AI data centers; it is separate from product qualification.
LG’s NVIDIA Preferred Partner listing creates a route to customers planning NVIDIA based AI data centers; it is separate from product qualification. LG says its 600 kW and 1 MW units have also completed infrastructure qualification, with criteria covering cooling performance, failover and reliability.
The 600 kW unit uses direct to chip liquid cooling alongside existing air cooling; the available sources do not establish which other LG Group companies are involved in NVIDIA DSX.