LG Electronics has secured official NVIDIA certification for its 600kW Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU), validating the reliability and efficiency of its liquid cooling solutions with NVIDIA’s AI infrastructure standards. As one of the select few companies globally to pass NVIDIA’s technical verification process, LG validated its 600kW CDU against more than 100 technical evaluation criteria designed to standardize cooling performance, reliability, and failover capabilities for high-density AI Factories. The certification strengthens LG’s position as an officially verified NVIDIA partner for AI Factory infrastructure, providing global hyperscalers and data center operators greater confidence in supplier selection by reducing procurement risks and accelerating qualification for large-scale AI infrastructure deployments. The NVIDIA-certified 600kW CDU is engineered to manage thermal demands of high-heat AI GPUs, implementing a Direct-to-Chip (DTC) liquid cooling solution that delivers coolant directly to components such as GPUs and CPUs, creating a hybrid cooling system that operates with existing air-cooling infrastructure. The unit achieves temperature control precision of ±0.25°C*, integrates virtual sensor technology for real-time monitoring and leak detection, and pairs with LG’s Data Center Cooling Control Manager for predictive control and centralized monitoring. LG evaluates these solutions at its dedicated Chip-to-Chiller validation site in Pyeongtaek, testing system-wide transient responses, temperature changes, and low-load stability across the entire cooling chain. The company aims to solidify its position as a trusted AI data center infrastructure partner with a