Cloud- and carrier-neutral data center specialist Digital Realty has announced that it is providing enterprise-grade data center infrastructure to Samsung Electronics at its ICN10 data center in Seoul. Through this engagement, Digital Realty said it will support Samsung Electronics’ enterprise IT operations by delivering stable and scalable colocation infrastructure.

The firm said modern enterprise IT environments required secure, scalable, and resilient infrastructure capable of supporting large-scale data processing, high availability requirements, and long-term operational stability.

“Digital Realty’s ICN10 data center is designed to meet these needs, offering robust power, cooling, security, and operational reliability for mission-critical enterprise environments,” it said.

Digital Realty’s global platform also enables consistent infrastructure standards and operational practices across key metros worldwide, helping enterprises maintain reliable infrastructure performance across multiple regions.

“Providing enterprise-grade infrastructure at ICN10 reflects Digital Realty’s ability to support large-scale customer environments in Korea,” said Chris Han, Head of Korea at Digital Realty.

Meanwhile, Digital Realty has operated the ICN10 data center in Sangam-dong, Seoul, since 2022. With a maximum IT capacity of 12MW, the facility is Korea’s first carrier-neutral data center and provides enterprise-grade infrastructure designed with high-density power architecture and resilient network connectivity to support AI and high-performance computing workloads.