Polarise: AI Hub One
Polarise is set to open its first data center, named AI Hub One, a 3,800 sqm (40,900 sq ft) facility at Gardermoen Airport in Oslo, Norway.
Polarise is set to open its first data center, named AI Hub One, a 3,800 sqm (40,900 sq ft) facility at Gardermoen Airport in Oslo, Norway.
Polarise’s 30MW AI data center in Amberg (Bavaria), developed on a former Wertachtal transmitter site, scalable to 120MW and powered by on-site renewable energy, with launch expected mid-2027.
March 17, 2026 Oslo
Another data center may be on the way in Norway. Østfold Energi is preparing sites in Sarpsborg and Våler in partnership with local municipalities, with Google likely to take the Våler location.“We have extensive experience with project development in collaboration with landowners, local...
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January 12, 2026 Polarise
Investment bank Macquire Group and data center infrastructure startup Polarise have formed a "strategic financing partnership" to support the fit-out of the latter's data centers. The partnership is worth up to €117 million ($136.65m).Michel Boutouil, CEO of Polarise, said: “This financing is...
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March 19, 2024 Oslo
Norwegian telco Telenor, energy company Hafslund and investment fund HitecVision are building a data center in Oslo, Norway, via a newly formed joint venture, Skygard. These companies are to make a NOK 2.4 billion ($200m) joint investment in this data center which is already undergoing...
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