Nordics Data Center Portfolio 2026: Market Set for Strong
Nordic data center expansion is accelerating, led by Finland, creating opportunities in colocation, sustainable infrastructure, construction, power and cooling services
September 22, 2026 07:44 ET
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Research and Markets
Dublin, Sept. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- "Nordics Existing & Upcoming Data Center Portfolio" has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
This Excel database provides comprehensive portfolio analysis of the Nordics data center market, covering colocation facilities and development projects across Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. It offers detailed information on 139 existing data centers and 124 upcoming facilities, enabling users to assess current market capacity, planned expansion, competitive positioning, investment activity, and colocation pricing throughout the region.
The database includes existing and upcoming white-floor space in square feet, current IT load capacity for 2026, and planned capacity additions from 2026 to 2031. It also provides retail colocation pricing for quarter-rack, half-rack, and full-rack cabinets, including common 42U, 45U, and 47U configurations. Wholesale colocation pricing per kW is included to support pricing analysis, benchmarking, investment assessment, and market-entry planning.
Key Nordics Data Center Market Highlights
The Nordic region hosts approximately 139 existing data centers, with Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden maintaining a strong presence in the regional market.
Green Mountain, STACK Infrastructure, atNorth, Polar DC, Borealis Data Center, and Bitzero rank among the leading Nordic data center operators by capacity.
Finland leads the upcoming data center development pipeline with more than 6 GW of planned capacity, supported by projects from Pure Data Centers, FCDC Corp, QTS, and Hyperco.
Finland is also home to one of Google's largest data centers in Europe, reinforcing the country's position as a strategic destination for hyperscale infrastructure.
Existing Data Center Coverage: 139 Facilities
Each existing facility profile includes the data required to evaluate operational assets, market distribution, technical capacity, and competitive presence across the Nordic data center industry.
Market snapshot
Region, country, and city
Facility address
Operator or owner name
Data center name, including facilities such as NDC2 and Halden DC3
Core-and-shell area and white-floor area
Core-and-shell power capacity and IT load capacity
Rack capacity
Year of operation
Tier I-IV design standards
Power and cooling redundancy
Upcoming Data Center Coverage: 124 Facilities
The upcoming facilities section tracks announced, planned, under-construction, and newly opened projects. It supports analysis of the Nordics data center construction pipeline, projected capacity growth, investment allocation, and expected market development through 2031.
Investment snapshot
Region, country, and city
Investor name
White-floor area
Power capacity and IT load capacity
Total investment in US$ millions
Electrical infrastructure investment in US$ millions
Mechanical infrastructure investment in US$ millions
General construction services investment in US$ millions
Announcement year
Project status, including opened, under construction, announced, and planned
Actual or expected opening year
Target Audience
The Nordics data center market database is designed for organizations evaluating investment opportunities, construction pipelines, infrastructure demand, colocation pricing, and regional expansion strategies.
Data center real estate investment trusts
Data center construction contractors
Data center infrastructure providers
New market entrants
Consulting, consultancy, and advisory firms
Corporations and government agencies
With facility-level coverage of 263 existing and upcoming data centers, this database provides a structured view of the Nordics data center market. It supports competitive intelligence, due diligence, capacity planning, pricing comparisons, investment analysis, and strategic decision-making across one of Europe's most active digital infrastructure regions.
Key Topics Covered
1. About the Database
2. Scope & Assumptions
3. Definitions
4. Snapshot: Existing & Upcoming Data Center Facility
5. Existing Data Center Database
6. Upcoming Data Center Facility
7. Existing vs. Upcoming Capacity (Infographics)
8. Colocation Pricing
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
ECO-LocaXion
Adeo Data center
AmpTank & Greensky Energy
AQ Compute (Aquila Capital)
Arcem
Asia Pacific Land
ASP Data Center
ASP DC (CompassForge Ventures)
AtlasEdge
atNorth
Aurora Core Technology Oy (3 E Network)
Bahnhof
Bilt Technology
Binero Group
Bitzero Holdings Inc
Blix Solutions AS
BlueFjords
Borderlight (GoGreenHost)
Borealis Data Center
Brookfield Asset Management
Bulk Infrastructure
Cibicom
Claesson & Anderzen Group
Compute Nordic Ltd.
Conapto
Creanova Datacenter
Curanet (team.blue)
Datalahti
DayOne
Digita
Digital Realty
DLX.DK
EcoDataCenter
EdgeMode and Vertical Data (SUB 1)
Edora
Elisa
Ember
Equinix
Evroc
FCDC Corp
Fossefall (previously Norsk Data)
Garbe Data Center
Gigahost AS (TerraHost)
Glesys
GlobalConnect
Green Mountain
GreenScale
GTT
Hetzner Online
Hyperco
Isojoki Data Center Oy
ITsjefen
JN Data
Keysource + Namsos Datasenter (NDS)
Kolo DC
Lefdal Mine Datacenter
Lunar Digital
Magnora
Magnora ASA
Mediam
Multigrid
NNIT
Northern Data-Hydro66
Nscale & Aker
Oulun DataCenter (GleSYS)
Penta Infra
Polar DC
Polarise
DDN
Polarnode
Prime Data Centers
PureDC
QTS
Regant Oy
Rise Institue
Scale42 & GIG
Skygard (Telenor
Hafslund & HitecVision)
Solano
SplitVision
STACK Infrastructure
STORESPEED (Magnora)
Suomen Energiainsinoorit Technology Oy
Telenor
Hafslund & HitecVision
Telia Carrier
Telia Group
Thylander
Tiktok (Hyperco)
Vattenfall- Cloud&Heat