Samsung SDI Unveils Battery Solutions for AI Data Centers at DCWA 2026
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Samsung SDI participated in Data Centre World Asia, which opened in Singapore on the 29th.
Samsung SDI unveiled battery solutions and product lineup for AI data centers, and the exhibit was organized into four zones: UPS, BBU, SBB, and cell lineup.
A UPS solution that met UL Solutions' indoor large-scale fire test criteria was displayed in the UPS zone, while related battery products were placed in the BBU and SBB zones.
Samsung SDI participated in Data Centre World Asia (DCWA) 2026, which opened in Singapore on the 29th. At the event, Samsung SDI unveiled its battery solutions and product lineup for AI data centers.
DCWA is an exhibition covering the broader ecosystem related to data centers, including their design, build, operation, and management. This year, more than 600 companies from around the world took part in DCWA.
Samsung SDI focused its exhibit on presenting products by application, integrating battery solutions for data center backup power and ESS. The exhibit was organized into four zones: UPS, BBU, SBB, and cell lineup.
Among them, Samsung SDI operated the UPS zone at the center of its booth. The UPS zone was positioned as the centerpiece of the exhibition layout.
The UPS zone featured a UPS solution that met all criteria in an indoor large-scale fire test (Indoor LSFT) conducted by global safety certification body UL Solutions. Samsung SDI showcased the solution as a featured exhibit in the UPS zone.
Samsung SDI highlighted the safety of its UPS products for data centers based on LSFT results, a safety evaluation used to verify risks of battery explosions and thermal propagation.
At the exhibit, the BBU zone displayed a 21700-format ternary cylindrical battery with a bottom Vent design and a battery lineup for AI data center backup power. The event also marked the first unveiling of a cylindrical LFP battery.
The company said it applied proprietary structural technology to the cylindrical LFP battery to increase output and capacity while also strengthening safety.
In the SBB zone, Samsung SDI displayed prismatic LFP batteries to be applied to the integrated ESS solution 'SBB 2.0.' The prismatic LFP battery was developed to improve performance and safety by applying LFP material to Samsung SDI's prismatic form factor.
During the event, Samsung SDI plans to share development progress with global customers and carry out marketing activities. It will also take part in technical conferences to introduce its battery solutions for data centers.
The company said it is building on battery technologies with improved performance and enhanced safety, and stated that it aims to continue introducing differentiated solutions tailored to the diverse needs of data center customers.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
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