Site and approvals
Site due diligence, land plan, approvals register and delivery schedule.
Service 02
Data center independence.
Palace Ring coordinates the development of institution-owned AI data centers, from site and power planning through commissioning and operator preparation.
A program can begin with land, approvals, an existing facility or committed capital.
The starting assets and required level of institutional control define the scope. Palace Ring coordinates the specified workstreams across site development, power, cooling, semiconductor compute, networks, software, commissioning and operations.
Palace Ring coordinates technology and infrastructure expertise across the Republic of Korea and the United States.
Power and cooling
Power strategy, electrical requirements, cooling basis of design, water constraints and resilience targets.
Compute and software
Compute, network, storage, orchestration and security specifications.
Commissioning and operations
Acceptance tests, operating procedures, maintenance plan, documentation and operator training.
Security and continuity
Infrastructure ownership expands operational control.
A participating institution can define processing location, operator access, approved models, key custody and continuity arrangements in its data-center program.
For a public-sector mandate, the same controls can protect citizen and student data while expanding secure AI access in public schools.
Program requirements state reliability targets, lifecycle cost, energy and water constraints, land use, environmental performance, local benefit, documentation and operator training.