LG Electronics ties AI cooling and robot plans to new plants and a 2030 humanoid target
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LG Electronics used its third-quarter earnings call on October 28 to add physical milestones to its two main AI bets. In data center cooling, it named a US production site and new Korean lines, and listed the Nvidia qualifications its liquid-cooling units have won. In robotics, it outlined an actuator production ramp, a robot-data hub opening this quarter, and a plan to enter the home humanoid market around 2030. It did not provide a revenue target for either business.
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