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Summer Delights at Korea’s Caribbean Bay and Everland: Exciting Events for an Unforgettable Summer
This summer, dive into a full day of fun at Caribbean Bay and Everland! Enjoy summer BBQ food, DJ parties, a circus performance, and live music. Non-stop excitement awaits at South Korea’s favorite water park and its neighboring theme park! Cool off at the outdoor wave pool at Caribbean Bay

Data Center Cooling: Is the Future Underwater?
Let’s take a look at the idea of submerging data centers underwater and how using seawater to cool them could reduce costs, boost energy efficiency, and shorten construction times. Also, learn more about Samsung C&T’s innovative approach to keeping data centers cool using immersion cooling. Deep Dive: Submerging Data Centers

Pulling Back the Layers of Anggae’s Debut Collection
Introducing ‘Anggae’, the latest women’s clothing brand to join the Samsung C&T Fashion family. The brand’s signature layered shapes and sensual forms use form-hugging and unstructured fabrics to emulate their philosophy of “revelation through concealment.” Anggae’s feminine debut collection The Samsung C&T Fashion Group has welcomed a new brand to

Korea’s Caribbean Bay and Other Family-Friendly Water Parks to Visit in Asia This Summer
Dive into a summer of family fun on your next trip to South Korea and beyond in Asia by visiting one of these five adventure-filled water parks! Thrilling water park adventures await at places like South Korea’s Caribbean Bay and Malaysia’s Sunway Lagoon. There are water activities for the whole

Samsung C&T Q2 2024 Earnings
[Overall Performance] Revenue: KRW 11.005T, Operating Profit: KRW 900B [Revenue] Increased by KRW 419B (4.0%) compared to KRW 10.586T in Q2 2023 Increased by KRW 209B (1.9%) compared to KRW 10.796T in Q1 2024 [Operating Profit] Increased by KRW 128B (16.6%) compared to KRW 772B in Q2 2023 Increased by

Market Inside & Beyond: The Materials We Will Rely on Over the Next 25 Years
The materials we will rely on over the next three decades are the building blocks for the low-carbon technologies required to meet net-zero targets by 2050. This article provides an outlook on the demand for key materials, including lithium, copper, cobalt, and nickel. The global energy transition is seeing countries