CHEONGJU, North Chungcheong Province — The race to power the artificial intelligence (AI) era is extending beyond transformers and switchgears to an often-overlooked capability: testing. As the rise of hyperscale data centers rapidly increase demand for customized electrical equipment, manufacturers with their own certification and testing infrastructure are gaining an edge in speed, flexibility and customer trust — an advantage LS Electric has spent decades building. At its Power Testing & Technology Institute (PT&T) here, the company operates one of the world's most advanced private testing facilities for power equipment, enabling it to respond rapidly to changing customer specifications while maintaining internationally recognized certification standards. The institute evaluates the performance and safety of nearly every major product in LS Electric's portfolio, including circuit breakers, transformers, cables and switchgears. Beyond routine performance verification, engineers conduct destructive short-circuit tests designed to determine whether equipment can withstand extreme fau
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