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Explore how telecommunications giants like SK Telecom are pivoting to build 15GW of AI data center capacity by 2035 to meet massive infrastructure demands. Photo by panumas nikhomkhai on Pexels The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is forcing a massive shift in global infrastructure, with telecommunications leaders now positioning themselves as the primary architects of the AI era. A major development in this space occurred today as SK Telecom announced the launch of its new subsidiary, SK Hyper, which aims to establish 15GW of AI data center capacity by 2035 [1]. This ambitious target highlights the immense power requirements needed to sustain future AI scaling, as the industry pivots toward massive hardware and energy investments. By focusing on such significant capacity, companies are attempting to solve the bottleneck of compute availability that currently limits the deployment of large-scale AI models. Understanding the 15GW Power Benchmark The 15GW target set by SK...