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SK Data Center Arm Plans to Fund $350B AI Buildout

Bloomberg Technology Friday 23 October 2026, 01:13 UTC 1 min read
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Oct 23rd, 2026 SK Data Center Arm Plans to Fund $350B AI Buildout Chung Suk-geun, CEO of SK Group's Data Center arm, SK Hyper, says the firm is in talks with big tech firms and financial investors to secure funding for an envisioned $350 billion infrastructure buildout, as AI demand heats up. He speaks exclusively with Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Tech Asia".

Oct 23rd, 2026 SK Data Center Arm Plans to Fund $350B AI Buildout Chung Suk-geun, CEO of SK Group's Data Center arm, SK Hyper, says the firm is in talks with big tech firms and financial investors to secure funding for an envisioned $350 billion infrastructure buildout, as AI demand heats up. He speaks exclusively with Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Tech Asia".
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