Eidsiva: Gjøvik
Eidsiva's Gjøvik data center is a rock-hall facility that Tietoevry sold to publicly owned Eidsiva in January 2024. Eidsiva Digital now runs it.
Eidsiva Digital
Eidsiva Digital AS is a subsidiary of Eidsiva Energi, a publicly owned Norwegian energy and infrastructure group. Based in Lillehammer, it supplies fiber broadband, transport fiber, network and security services, and data center capacity. Ola Børke is managing director.
Eidsiva entered the data center market in January 2024 by buying the Gjøvik data center and its operating business from Tietoevry. It sells that capacity together with transport fiber and security services, and markets it to public bodies and companies that want their data held under national, public ownership. In October 2025 Eidsiva Digital agreed to buy a 5-hectare plot at Rudshøgda in Ringsaker for a second data center, which it plans to build as customer demand allows.
Eidsiva Digital History:
- In October 2025, Eidsiva Digital agreed to buy a plot at Rudshøgda in Ringsaker for a second data center.
- In January 2024, Eidsiva agreed to buy the Gjøvik data center from Tietoevry.
- Founded in 1998 in Lillehammer.
Eidsiva Digital Data Center Map
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