The specification for the data centre just outside Oslo was designed by. EVRY has signed a 20-year lease agreement with DigiPlex, which has built the data centre and is responsible for the operation of the basic infrastructure in the centre.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 19.96 miles | Green Mountain: OSL2 DC3 |
DC3 is the third building of Green Mountain's Hamar OSL2 Campus, which will consist of five facilities when complete.
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| 19.99 miles | Green Mountain: OSL2 DC4 |
DC4 will be the fourth building of Green Mountain's Hamar OSL2 Campus, which will consist of five facilities when complete.
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EVRY is the result of the large merger in the Nordic IT industry. EDB and ErgoGroup, which were Norway’s two largest IT companies, merged in 2010.
EVRY is now owned approx. 88% by funds controlled by the private equity company Apax. Apax acquired EVRY in March 2015. EVRY was delisted from Oslo Børs on 29 October 2015.
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