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  1. Shipbuilders in Singapore, Japan and Korea race into floating AI data centers

    Citing a Business Korea report, TechNews says power and land constraints on AI data centers are drawing attention to floating data centers (FDCs), with shipbuilders in Singapore, Japan and South Korea positioning early. Singapore's Keppel has begun building a 25MW floating data center targeted for 2028 operation, while Seatrium has obtained an Approval in Principle for a 30MW-class FDC. Japan's Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is working with Hitachi and others to convert existing vessels into data centers, targeting operation as early as 2027, while Samsung Heavy Industries is developing a 50MW design, Hanwha Ocean a 60MW modular design, and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries plans 100MW-class floating power equipment with Schneider Electric's power and cooling technology. The report also notes salt damage, humidity and waves may affect server stability, and that construction cost, reliability and equipment standardization remain key to commercialization.

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