Norway recorded more colocation take‑up in 2025 than any other Nordic country, led by neocloud deployments placing high‑density AI workloads to capture clean, low‑cost power. The market also saw more 10MW+ deals in 2025 than any prior year or country in the region, while vacancy tightened from 34% in 2018 to just 6% in 2025 a ten‑year low that signals maturing demand and disciplined pre‑leasing.
We’ve released a new Norway data centre infographic that distils what changed in 2025 and why Norway is now the Nordics’ bellwether for AI‑driven colocation. This complimentary report gives you the insight you need to understand how digital infrastructure is evolving in this highly strategic corridor.
Highlights from the Infographic:
- Norway is now the largest colocation market in the Nordics by both live and qualified supply, with live supply growing at a 29.3% 5‑year CAGR (2020–25). Growth has been propelled by Green Mountain, STACK Infrastructure, Lefdal Mine Datacenter, and Bulk Infrastructure, among others, establishing capacity depth that new entrants can plug into.
- 2025 brought additional operators: EdgeConneX (global), new entities GreenScale, Fossefall, ASP Data Center, and the Aker Nscale joint venture, alongside the anticipated entry of atNorth, evidence that the market is diversifying its supplier base while preserving bankable delivery models.
- Norway’s north is drawing non‑latency‑sensitive and AI training workloads. The NO4 price zone is typically significantly cheaper and backed by abundant renewables, sharpening total‑cost‑of‑compute advantages at scale. Aker Nscale is advancing multiple powered‑land projects in the region, including the Stargate Norway scheme with Microsoft and OpenAI, with a confirmed pipeline exceeding 500MW.
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Download the Data Centres in Norway Infographic for the full charts (vacancy trend, take‑up comparatives, operator landscape) and a concise view of where capacity is most likely to land next.
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