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Samsung SDS: Gumi Plant One

Year Planned: 2029

In 2024, Samsung's IT services unit, Samsung SDS, acquired the Gumi Plant One site from Samsung Electronics for 21.5 billion won ($15.4 million). The company plans to transform the site into a major data hub, investing 427.3 billion won ($295 million) to construct a new data center in the North Gyeongsang Province city. The facility is slated for completion by 2029, with total investments potentially reaching 4 trillion won ($2.7 billion) over time.

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Samsung SDS provides cloud computing and digital logistics services. The company builds optimized cloud environments with the Samsung Cloud Platform, specializing in business solutions. It offers all-in-one management services based on 38 years of industry expertise and uses its SaaS solution to improve work efficiency and customer service.

Samsung SDS has been a leader in Korean IT innovation for years. The company ranked 21st in the 2021 Gartner Global IT Service Business report and first in Manufacturing IT. In 2023, Brand Finance UK named Samsung SDS the 12th Most Valuable Global IT Services Brand. The company's cloud-based digital transformation services are supported by its cloud technology and industry experience. Global consultants like Gartner, IDC, and Frost & Sullivan have recognized Samsung SDS as a specialized cloud service company in categories such as Managed Cloud Services, Cloud Security, and AI.

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