AI Data Center

Status: pre-development

Giant H is developing an AI data center on part of its 165,000 m² site in Daegot-myeon, Gimpo. The project is at the planning stage. Figures on this page describe current intent and will be updated as permitting and partner agreements progress.

Concept visualization of two data halls joined by a central block on flat land at dawn

Location and access

Location diagram: the site in Daegot-myeon, Gimpo, about 20 km from Incheon International Airport and about 40 km from central Seoul The site, Daegot-myeon Gimpo Incheon Seoul Gangnam Incheon International Airport Han River approx. 20 km approx. 40 km
Location and access
LocationDaegot-myeon, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do
Distance to central Seoulapprox. 40 km
Distance to Incheon International Airportapprox. 20 km
Road accessDaegot-geomdan-ro, fronting the site
Regional linksLocal Route 356 and the Capital Region Second Ring Expressway within approx. 3 km

Site and building

Site and building
Site areaapprox. 165,000 m²
Data center footprintapprox. 6,000–9,000 m² (planned)
Gross floor areaapprox. 9,900–16,500 m² (planned)
Planned capacity40–80 MW

Design principles

Design principles
HallsTwo data halls joined by a central services block, each hall fitted out in stages (planned)
CoolingLiquid cooling for high-density racks, with dry coolers on the service yard (planned)
PowerOn-site substation; grid connection study with KEPCO in preparation
ConnectivityDual fiber entry from Daegot-geomdan-ro and a carrier-neutral meet-me room (planned)
ResilienceN+1 mechanical, 2N electrical distribution (planned)
TenancyWholesale halls and build-to-suit, leased in megawatts

Phasing

  1. Phase 1 — First data hall, approx. 20 MW, with the substation and the campus entrance from Daegot-geomdan-ro.
  2. Phase 2 — Second data hall, bringing the campus to approx. 40 MW.
  3. Phase 3 — Expansion to up to 80 MW as tenant demand and grid capacity allow.

Not only a data center

Most data centers are fenced boxes at the edge of an industrial park: no reason to visit, nothing around them. This one sits on land we own, with the rest of the site planned for the people who live and work nearby. The halls are quiet by design. The land around them does not have to be.

Concept visualization of a running track, open field, and a low gallery pavilion beside the data center
How this site differs
Typical siteLeased land in an industrial park, fenced, no public program
This siteOwned land beside the tidal flats, with a sports complex, a gallery, and open ground
Typical neighborA wall and a guard house
This neighborA running track on weekends, a cafe on the road, a gallery screening the films made on the campus's compute
Typical scheduleHalls first, everything else never
This scheduleOpen ground with Phase 1, sports and gallery with Phase 2, wellness after the geothermal study

Programs around the halls

Programs around the halls
Sports complex400 m track, multi-purpose field, indoor arena; public on weekends (planned)
GalleryContemporary and media art, with a screening room for AI R&D (planned)
WellnessBath house and spa on geothermal water reported at approx. 500 m depth (under study)
StayA small hotel for tenants, partners, and weekend guests (planned)
Open groundPaths, lawn, and dike planting; opens with Phase 1 (planned)
  1. Phase 1 — Open ground
  2. Phase 2 — Sports complex, gallery
  3. After the geothermal study — Wellness, stay