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atNorth

OperatorOwnerTop 50 global operator

atNorth provides sustainable data centre solutions across the Nordic region. The company offers high-density colocation services, including racks, cages, and private data halls, designed for various workloads and scales. They also specialise in building bespoke, large-scale data centre solutions tailored to specific client requirements. Their services extend to providing connectivity options, linking clients to European and North American markets through a network of sub-sea fibre optic routes. atNorth operates data centre sites in Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway, with plans for future expansion.

At a glance

Facilities tracked

9

Markets

8

Countries

4

Live capacity

180+ MW

Pipeline

60+ MW

Total potential

200+ MW

Live capacity is power in service today. Pipeline is under construction plus announced. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.


Reykjavik, ISFounded 2009150 employees

atNorth data centre locations

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About atNorth

Operating as a non carrier neutral provider, atNorth likely emphasizes direct customer relationships and tailored solutions rather than pursuing the neutral operator model that characterizes major metropolitan data center markets. This approach aligns with regional demand patterns where customers often seek dedicated infrastructure in renewable energy rich areas rather than multi tenant colocation environments.

The operator's competitive position reflects a specialized focus on Northern European power costs and environmental advantages rather than competition in major global hub markets. The portfolio's skew toward capacity rich facilities in secondary Nordic markets suggests strategic positioning to capture demand from energy intensive computing, cryptocurrency, and AI workloads seeking sustainable power. This geographic and capacity concentration differentiates atNorth within the European landscape where most operators emphasize carrier neutral colocation in major tech hubs. Growth prospects depend heavily on continued regional demand for renewable powered infrastructure and the company's ability to expand within existing market strengths.


Leading Nordic data center services company providing sustainable, power-efficient, cost-optimized high-density colocation, build-to-suit data centers, and HPC as a service for AI and high-performance workloads.

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Company Overview

Ownership Type

Private

Parent Company

Partners Group

atNorth facilities

Every atNorth site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.

HelsinkiFinland

AkureyriIceland

CopenhagenDenmark

Iceland

KouvolaFinland

ReykjavikIceland

StockholmSweden

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Recent Activity

  • AcquisitionSep 3, 2026$4B

    CPP Investments and Equinix complete US$4bn acquisition of atNorth

    CPP Investments and Equinix have completed a US$4 billion acquisition of atNorth, a Nordic data-centre developer with eight operational facilities and several in development. CPP Investments holds a controlling 51% stake having committed US$1.3 billion; Equinix holds 34% with a US$895 million commitment; and Partners Group reinvested for a 10% stake of US$260 million. A US$4.1 billion debt package supports the acquisition and atNorth's expansion across the Nordic region, which is experiencing strong demand for AI-ready hyperscale infrastructure.

  • AnnouncedAug 28, 2026$343M

    YIT and atNorth agree to build FIN04A1 data center in Kouvola

    YIT Corporation and atNorth have agreed on the construction of a new data center facility, FIN04A1, at the FIN04 campus in Myllykoski, Kouvola, Finland. YIT will serve as the main contractor responsible for construction including mechanical, electrical and plumbing works. The agreement further strengthens the collaboration between the companies, following a July 2026 contract for another facility at the same FIN04 campus.

  • PartnershipAug 11, 2026

    atNorth and Selected Group partner to reuse DEN02 surplus heat for Danish greenhouse

    atNorth, a Nordic data centre operator, announced a partnership with investment firm Selected Group to reuse surplus heat from its DEN02 campus in Ølgod, Denmark to power a large-scale greenhouse development. The greenhouse will produce fresh fruit and vegetables year-round, reducing Denmark's reliance on imported produce and lowering carbon emissions from conventional fossil-fuelled heating. The first phase is expected to complete in Q3 2028 on land adjacent to the DEN02 site. The partnership is part of atNorth's approach to integrating data centre infrastructure with local communities and follows similar heat-reuse projects at its DEN01, SWE01 and Finnish sites.

  • PartnershipJul 22, 2026430 MW

    YIT and atNorth to build US$343 million data center in Finland

    YIT and atNorth have partnered to design and build a new data center in Myllykoski, Kouvola, Finland. The facility will be integrated into atNorth's FIN04 data center campus with a total capacity of 430 MW and valued at approximately €300 million (US$343 million). This project represents a significant expansion of atNorth's Nordic infrastructure footprint.

  • AcquisitionFeb 27, 2026$4B

    Equinix and CPP Investments to Acquire Nordic Data Center Provider atNorth for $4 Billion

    Equinix and CPP Investments have entered into a joint agreement to acquire atNorth, a Nordic data center provider, for US$4 billion. The acquisition aims to expand Equinix's presence in the Nordics and meet growing demand for data center infrastructure, particularly for AI and hyperscale workloads.

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