atNorth has signed an agreement with the Sollefteå Municipality for land with the intention of building a data center with an initial capacity of 200MW
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — atNorth, the leading Nordic colocation, high-performance computing, and artificial intelligence service provider, has announced it has secured land in the Sollefteå Municipality, in Hamre Industripark in Långsele, Sweden.
The 30 hectare plot is strategically located for its infrastructure, energy capacity and benefits from Sweden’s cool climate, abundance of renewable energy and skilled workforce.
Johan Andersson, Chair of the Municipal Executive Committee, said :
This is a fantastic opportunity for Sollefteå Municipality and the Hamre area,
“We are delighted to collaborate with atNorth, a company that leads in data center solutions and sustainable technology. This project can help strengthen our region as a hub for innovative development.”
atNorth opened its state of the art SWE01 site in Stockholm in 2022. The secured land in Sollefteå Municipality is intended to be the location of atNorth’s first mega site in Sweden.
Eyjólfur Magnús Kristinsson, CEO at atNorth, says :
We are excited to be exploring the possibility of a new mega site in Sweden to complement our existing metro sites,
“As the demand for our sustainable infrastructure continues to increase we are committed to scaling in a responsible way that benefits the Nordic locations we inhabit.”
The news follows the recent announcement of the expansion of atNorth’s ICE02 and ICE03 data centers in Iceland and the revelation of its newest data center development, DEN02, located in Ølgod in Varde, Denmark. The business has 3 other new data center sites in development, two in Finland, FIN02 located in Sinimäentie, Espoo and FIN04 located in Kouvola and an additional site in Denmark, DEN01, located in the Ballerup region of the country.
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atNorth has signed an agreement with the Sollefteå Municipality for land with the intention of building a data center with an initial capacity of 200MW, source
