Kitebrook: Børdalen, Norway

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Kitebrook: Børdalen, Norway

Site planned for 2029 and has expansions through 2030

Ownership: Kitebrook Infra owns the building.

Kitebrook Børdalen is a planned greenfield data center campus located in the Samnanger municipality of western Norway, situated roughly 40 minutes from Bergen.

Kitebrook AS has acquired ownership of the land, which consists of a flat, ready-zoned plot measuring approximately 60,000 square meters (48,000 square meters of which is dedicated to the immediate campus footprint). Positioned inside a major junction point of the regional power grid, the site sits adjacent to a 420 kV grid node and active hydropower production facilities, enabling a dual-feed electrical setup.

The project is engineered for high-density AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads, featuring modular data halls optimized for direct liquid cooling and a chiller-free design. A grid reservation is actively underway for the development, with a conditional supply timeline targeting live power availability by Q1 2029.

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Sites within 15 miles of Kitebrook: Børdalen, Norway

Distance	Site	About
13.07 miles	Core StationInterested in this information?Contact us	The Dale Fabrikker site was once home to Kryptovault, a cryptomining firm that has since folded.
13.10 miles	ASP DC: Dale Fabrikker	ASP has reached a significant milestone in its Nordic expansion with the acquisition of the historic Dale Fabrikker site, located 60 minutes north of Bergen, Norway.

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The company develops AI-enabled, ready-to-go data center sites across Norway, with all facilities powered by 100% sustainable hydroelectric energy. With offices in both Norway and Washington, D.C., the firm successfully bridges international development expertise with a deeply rooted local presence.

The company's sponsors and leadership team bring a proven track record of over 20 years in the industry, having previously owned DigiPlex, the largest data center operator in the Nordics from 2001 to 2021. By securing land alongside full approvals for power, zoning, and construction, the company delivers shovel-ready sites that offer hyperscalers and AI operators an exceptionally fast speed-to-market advantage.

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