The data centre scene in Oslo, Norway is steadily gaining momentum, driven by the country’s abundance of renewable energy, cool climate, and strong digital infrastructure. Oslo benefits from 100% hydro-powered electricity, making it an attractive location for companies prioritizing sustainable and low-carbon operations. The city hosts a growing number of carrier-neutral data centres, supported by robust connectivity to Europe and the Nordic region. While not as large as markets like Stockholm or Amsterdam, Oslo is emerging as a reliable and energy-efficient hub for colocation, cloud services, and edge computing in Northern Europe.

Our Remote Hands engineers are available around the clock to maintain our customers' mission critical operations. With unparalleled skills, unique local knowledge, high availability and competitive and dynamic pricing structure, we are confident we can help you with your colocation needs.