A fire triggered by a lithium-ion battery explosion on the evening of Sept. 26 has paralyzed a large swathe of South Korea''s online government services and provoked urgent
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On September 26, 2025, a lithium-ion battery fire at South Korea''s National Information Resources Service (NIRS) data center in Daejeon triggered what security experts are calling a ''digital
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The fire originated from a UPS battery disconnected for relocation. The explosion triggered thermal runaway, releasing extreme heat that complicated firefighting efforts.
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A major fire at South Korea''s national data center has halted hundreds of online government services including postal and tax facilities, Reuters reported.
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“All 384 battery packs installed on both sides of the air-conditioning and humidity control system in the fifth-floor IT room have been destroyed," Kim Ki-seon, head of the Yuseong Fire
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A battery fire in the backup power system at a key government data center is raising concerns over the country''s push to expand battery-based energy storage.
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As officials have launched a full-scale investigation into the incident, the focus is falling on the potential role of both the aging hardware and possible workplace mistakes during a planned
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On September 26, 2025, a routine lithium-ion battery maintenance at South Korea''s National Information Resources Service data center in Daejeon turned disastrous when an aging...
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A lithium ion battery fire at South Korea''s NIRS data center crashed 647 government services overnight, crippling emergency response, logistics, and public access.
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Concerns over battery safety have escalated after a fire at the Daejeon National Information Resources Service paralyzed about 40% of government operations. The blaze was
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