Reflection AI and Shinsegae Group Partner on Multibillion-Dollar AI Data Center in South Korea

Reflection AI and Shinsegae Group Partner on Multibillion-Dollar AI Data Center in South Korea

Reflection AI and South Korea’s Shinsegae Group have entered into a commercial partnership to jointly develop a multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence data center in South Korea, according to information published by Crunchbase.

The facility will host Reflection AI’s open-source artificial intelligence models and serve as a computing platform for both Shinsegae Group and the South Korean government, supporting the country’s expanding AI infrastructure.

The project has also been designated as the first flagship initiative under the U.S. Department of Commerce’s American AI Exports Program, an initiative designed to strengthen the international deployment of U.S.-developed artificial intelligence technologies and infrastructure.

The partnership underscores the growing strategic cooperation between the United States and South Korea in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced digital infrastructure as governments and private companies increase investment in sovereign AI capabilities.

The planned data center is expected to support large-scale AI model deployment, enterprise applications, and public-sector initiatives, reflecting rising demand for high-performance computing infrastructure capable of supporting next-generation artificial intelligence workloads.

The announcement comes as countries around the world accelerate investment in domestic AI infrastructure to reduce dependence on foreign computing resources while expanding the availability of advanced AI services for governments, businesses, and research institutions.

According to Crunchbase, the project represents one of the largest AI infrastructure collaborations announced in South Korea and highlights the increasing role of strategic partnerships in expanding global AI computing capacity.

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