[Edaily Reporter Shin Ha-yeon ] SHINSUNG E&G(011930)is set to enter the data center market by unveiling an integrated solution that spans everything from cooling equipment for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers to renewable energy procurement and a platform for construction and operation.

SHINSUNG E&G announced on the 21st that it will participate in “Data Center Korea 2026 (DATA CENTER KOREA 2026),” to be held at the aT Center in Seoul from November 4 to 6.

Data Center Korea is a specialized data center exhibition hosted and organized by the Korea Association of Facility Convergence and Messe eSang. It serves as a platform to introduce technologies and products related to data center infrastructure—such as cooling systems, power equipment, and energy management—and to share industry trends.

At this exhibition, SHINSUNG E&G will showcase its “AIO (All-in-One)” server integrated module as its flagship product. The AIO integrates server racks and cooling equipment into a single module, featuring improved space utilization and installation efficiency compared to the traditional method of separately constructing data halls, mechanical rooms, and HVAC facilities.

According to the company, implementing the AIO can reduce the data hall’s floor area and ceiling height by approximately 20% each, while cutting equipment installation time by half. It is designed to handle high-heat environments of up to 140 kW per rack—based on graphics processing unit (GPU) servers—and supports a hybrid configuration combining in-row cooling and direct liquid cooling (DLC).

The company is also unveiling the “FWU (Fan Wall Unit),” a space cooling system. This product supplies cool air throughout the entire server room by arranging multiple fans in a wall-like configuration and is designed to automatically switch operating modes based on outdoor air temperature to reduce energy consumption. Another key feature is its use of a casing certified by the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI).

In the renewable energy sector, the company will introduce its proprietary “ECO Platform.” This platform connects power generators with companies committed to using 100% renewable energy (RE100), providing support ranging from monitoring electricity usage history to designing renewable energy procurement contracts and certifying implementation performance. At the exhibition, the company plans to demonstrate features that integrate the management of energy usage data, carbon reduction performance, and real-time power generation.

The company will also showcase “DAM,” a data center construction and operation platform developed by its affiliate, Shinsung E-Nex. DAM is a platform that standardizes data center facilities and system configurations, focusing on reducing trial-and-error during the construction process and improving operational efficiency. Based on this platform, Shinsung E-Nex provides support ranging from consulting to the selection and coordination of equipment suppliers.

SHINSUNG E&G previously introduced its AI data center cooling solutions at “Data Center World Asia 2026,” held in Singapore last September. The company plans to use this exhibition as an opportunity to expand its business—which has traditionally centered on cooling equipment—into the fields of renewable energy management and data center operations.

SHINSUNG E&G official stated, “The technological expertise we have accumulated in the cleanroom HVAC sector can demonstrate even greater strengths in the high-heat, high-power environments of AI data centers,” adding, “We will accelerate our expansion into domestic and international AI data center markets with integrated solutions that combine cooling equipment with renewable energy procurement and operational platforms.”