LG Electronics (LG) stories
Privacy-conscious homes get new choices as LG and Apple roll out seven connected devices, including cameras, a lock and a thermostat.
The new device blends smart home controls, FaceTime and personalised apps, while its EU launch is blocked by Siri AI's regional limits.
The new hardware lineup gives Apple a bigger play in the smart home, with Siri AI, surround sound and accessories.
Its core appliance and vehicle businesses helped drive record nine-month operating profit to KRW 4.03 trillion, despite macroeconomic uncertainty.
Rising demand for AI cooling is pushing the Korean group to add capacity in Virginia and South Korea with KRW 150 billion of investment.
As AI racks draw more power, data centre operators are shifting to liquid cooling, and LG's latest unit now meets NVIDIA's reference design requirements.
European organisations gain more choice in managed cloud endpoints as LG devices with 10ZiG software are added to the regional portfolio.
Award recognition across televisions, audio and portable screens bolsters LG's premium push as rivals fight for growth in a saturated TV market.
Guests at 40 Marriott hotels in the US and Canada will get connected room controls and streaming as operations shift to cloud management.
European shoppers could see more connected appliances and lower power bills as LG broadens its AI home push with energy-saving products.
The text-based agent aims to simplify control of connected appliances by letting users describe plans in natural language rather than set routines.
Viewers in Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand will soon see interactive shopping ads on LG smart TVs as the partners widen their US rollout.
Buyers of LG's next TV range will get personalised viewing tools, stronger on-device processing and five years of webOS updates.
Lower electricity bills and stronger energy labels are now reaching more households as LG pushes A-grade efficiency into mainstream appliances.
Businesses and buyers were shown LG's expanded display portfolio in London, as the company pushed LED, OLED and medical screens across key sectors.
The showcase underlines fierce competition in Singapore's premium appliance market as LG pushes connected, built-in kitchens for home renovators.
Operators facing soaring heat and power demands from AI servers may gain faster, more integrated infrastructure from LG's new offering.
Demand for thermal management in dense AI sites is lifting the Korean group's cooling business, after its 2.6-megawatt unit cleared NVIDIA qualification.
Demand for compact air treatment in Singapore has prompted LG to add a wall-hugging purifier suited to smaller urban homes.
Businesses can now test LG's commercial displays and software in Singapore before committing to wider roll-outs across Asia.