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LG Electronics said Tuesday it is stepping up its push into artificial intelligence data center infrastructure, rolling out advanced cooling and energy solutions as it seeks to scale its heating, ventilation and air conditioning business into a core business-to-business growth engine. The company said it will showcase its latest portfolio at Data Center World 2026, which opened Monday in Washington, where global tech firms gather to discuss AI infrastructure and energy efficiency. At the center
LG Innotek said Monday it would supply its advanced Wi-Fi 7 automotive communication modules to a major European parts supplier, in a deal valued at about 100 billion won ($74 million). Mass production is set to begin in 2027, with the modules to be integrated into audio, video and navigation systems produced by a German client before being supplied to global automakers. The Wi-Fi 7 module delivers a significant performance upgrade over existing standards. With a 320 MHz bandwidth — double that
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