Kiturami-Bumyang Air Conditioning (CEO Lee Young-soo), a refrigeration and air conditioning subsidiary of Kiturami Group (Chairman Choi Jin-min), announced that it participated in the “Data Center Korea 2025” exhibition, held at the aT Center (Yangjae-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul) for two days from August 13, and showcased its data center-specific cooling systems.

At the exhibition, Kiturami-Bumyang Air Conditioning unveiled a diverse range of high-efficiency cooling solutions, specifically liquid, air, and immersion cooling systems, which all play a pivotal role in data center operations.

In particular, the 'CyberCool CMU' cooling water distribution unit (CDU) is essential for chip cooling of high-performance equipment in data centers, such as GPUs (graphics processing units). It efficiently controls coolant distribution to maintain the optimal temperature of each facility, equipment, and process that require cooling.

The product can be used in data centers varying in size from 320kW (kilowatts) to 6.0MW (megawatts), and all aspects of the direct liquid cooling (DLC) solution can be customized to meet customer requirements.

Kiturami-Bumyang Air Conditioning is actively securing cooling system orders for numerous domestic data centers, such as facilities in Goyang, Bupyeong, and Busan, with its sights set on market penetration. Moreover, it is adopting the latest technologies through partnerships and collaborations with global data center cooling product suppliers such as Stulz, Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC), Asperitas, and CoolIT.

A representative of Kiturami-Bumyang Air Conditioning said, "Leveraging our experience with delivering data center cooling solutions to large-scale data centers and cloud service providers (CSPs), we will persistently introduce next-generation cooling technologies optimized for our customers’ needs."