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atNorth announces an expansion of the Mjölnir data center

atNorth is proud to announce an expansion of its ICE02, Mjölnir data center campus. Only 5 minutes away from Keflavik International Airport, atNorth has now commenced construction of the eleventh building to the campus, increasing floorspace by another 1250m3.

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Achieving up to 80% cost efficiencies with HPC colocation

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The complete guide to successful data center migration projects

atNorth offers unparalleled sustainability

Future-proofed colocation offering extreme compute

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Data Center Market Review with Kevin Imboden (Part 3)

In the last part of our conversation with Kevin Imboden of Cushman and Wakefield, Kevin explains the market dynamics generated by large hyperscalers when entering a new market with data center facilities. (Part 3 of 3)

Data Center Market Review with Kevin Imboden (Part 2)

Kevin Imboden of Cushman and Wakefield walks us through the dynamics of the Data Center, Real Estate market during this conversation with our COO Gisli Kr.

Data Center Market Review with Kevin Imboden

Kevin Imboden of Cushman and Wakefield walks us through the dynamics of the Data Center, Real Estate market during this conversation with our COO Gisli Kr.

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Miðeind leverages atNorth’s HPC & AI Cluster as a Service to Power NLP

Mideind group picture during a datacenter visit at atNorth

atNorth announces an expansion of the Mjölnir data center

atNorth is proud to announce an expansion of its ICE02, Mjölnir data center campus. Only 5 minutes away from Keflavik International Airport, atNorth has now commenced construction of the eleventh building to the campus, increasing floorspace by another 1250m3.

Breaking Ground on a Swedish State-of-the-Art Data Center

atNorth - previously Advania Data Centers – this week began construction work on a new $72 million climate-positive data center in Stockholm, Sweden. The complex will have an IT load of 11.2 MW and generate excess heat that Stockholm Exergi will use to heat local homes.