Bulk: Oslo Internet Exchange (OS-IX)
Bulk Infrastructure has begun the expansion of its Oslo Internet Exchange facility (OS-IX) in Norway. The expansion will see three new data halls built, adding 5.5MW of IT capacity.
Bulk Infrastructure AS
Bulk Infrastructure is a leading provider of sustainable digital infrastructure in the Nordics. Bulk is a developer and operator of industrial real estate, data centers, and dark fiber networks in Norway and Denmark.
Bulk Infrastructure was established in 2006 and the founder and employees still hold the majority share of the company. Our headquarter is in Oslo with operational teams and sites other places in the Nordics. We are organized into three business areas of Industrial Real Estate, Global Fiber Networks, and Data Centers. We own strategic land parcels in several Nordic countries, we have developed more than 400 thousand sqm of industrial buildings including data centers as well as 10 thousand km of subsea and terrestrial dark fiber networks. We have a customer portfolio ranging from specialized local players to global giants within their fields.
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Bulk Infrastructure: Esbjerg Denmark DK01
Bulk's DK01 Campus, Esbjerg, southwest Denmark, was launched in December 2019.
Bulk Infrastructure: Arendal
Bulk Infrastructure has acquired an industrial site at Longum Nord in Arendal for a future AI and cloud data center. Ground preparation and planning work are underway, while the project remains dependent on zoning completion, grid approvals and a final development plan.
Bulk Kristiansand N01 Campus
The campus is located at the southmost part of Norway in close proximity and with dark fiber routes to continental Europe, the UK and the US.
BULK: N01 DCM102
Bulk Data Centers DCM102 facility is located at the N01 Data Center Campus in Kristiansand, southern Norway.
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The Oslo Internet Exchange (OS-IX) Building
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Rendering of the N01 Campus outside of Kristiansand
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Rendering of the Bulk Campus Prospective Layout
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Shovel in. Groundbreaking Ceremony
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Present for the Groundbreaking Ceremony were Jesper Frost Rasmussen, Mayor of Esbjerg Kommune, Peder Nærbø, founder and chairman of Bulk Infrastructure and Karsten Rieder, commercial manager at Business Esbjerg
Early Stages of N01 Campus Development
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Circa 2017
Another Rendering of the NO1 Facilities in Vennesla Norway
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Bulk has a Fleet of Telsas for some reason
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First Building on Bulk's DK01 campus
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