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ICE03, atNorth's third Tier 3 data center in Iceland, opened in June 2023 in Akureyri. Located on a 2.5-hectare plot, the facility's first phase comprises 2,500 square meters across two buildings.

atNorth's ICE02 (Mjölnir DC) is a Tier III data center campus near Keflavík International Airport in Reykjanesbær, Iceland, operational since 2016. Cooled by Iceland's natural climate and geothermal/hydropower resources, the site has undergone multiple expansion phases, most recently completing an initial phase in 2024.

Located in Sinimäentie, Espoo, within the Helsinki metropolitan area, the new campus spans 23,000 square meters at full buildout. The initial phase of FIN02 offers 2,196 square meters of white space.

ICE01, a Tier 3 data center near Reykjavik, offers enterprises optimal reliability with sustainable, energy-efficient solutions.

Crusoe, a key player in the AI cloud and data center space, is scaling its presence in Iceland through an expansion at atNorth's ICE02 facility in Keflavik.

Nordic data center provider atNorth has acquired a 36-hectare site within the Haugaland Business Park in Norway to develop its first facility in the country, named NOR01.

Located at Byfogdegatan 6, this facility features two data rooms with a combined area of approximately 900 square meters (9,690 square feet).

atNorth is building a second data center facility in Kista, Sweden, with operations scheduled to begin in Q4 2027.

atNorth's SWE01 data center is situated in Kista, a Stockholm suburb within Europe's largest Information and Communications Technology cluster.

atNorth has acquired a 30-hectare plot for a planned mega data center development in Sweden.

The project, named DEN02, will cover an expansive 174 hectares and is slated for completion by late 2026.

This Tier III-quality facility occupies a 26,728 sqm plot with room for future expansion and is designed to comply with ISO 27001 and ISO 14001 standards.

FIN01 is located in the Vallila area of Helsinki with a gross space of 1,200 sqm.

FIN03 is located in Espoo with a gross space of 1,200 sqm.

The FIN04 site in Kouvala, 140km northeast of Helsinki, has an immediate power supply available and could expand to "several hundred megawatts" when fully built.