A dual-building, 6–9 MW AI-ready data center campus on 5,000 m² of freehold industrial land in Innlandet, Norway (grid zone NO1).
Energized capacity available today — no grid queue, no transformer lead time.
| Grid connection | 22 kV high-voltage line on-site (beneath property) |
|---|---|
| Transformers | 6 × 1 MW Møre Trafo (22 kV → 400 V) |
| Energized capacity | 6 MW active; up to 9 MW with additional on-site transformers |
| Building B supply | Independently powered — isolated from main hall circuits |
| Expansion potential | Verified regional capacity up to 80 MW |
| Power contracts | No incumbent PPA — direct negotiation with Nordic suppliers |
Because the 22 kV line crosses the property, adding capacity means adding on-site transformers — not multi-year external grid works. In a European market with 3–5 year transformer lead times, this is a structural advantage.
Three consecutive years of uninterrupted high-density operation. The local grid node has been stress-tested for 24/7/365 continuous load.
5,000 m² total footprint with shovel-ready expansion land.
2,000 m² heavy steel construction, 8 m ceiling height, fully energized. Optimized for high-density air-cooled containment or liquid-cooling loops.
1,000 m², 5 m ceiling height, independently powered with dedicated transformer infrastructure. Ideal for separating training clusters from latency-sensitive inference nodes.
200 m² fitted technical office, workshop and living space for on-site staff and NOC operations.
3,000 m² of level, zoned industrial land — ready for containerized modular deployments, building extensions or battery energy storage (BESS).
4 Tbps active fiber terminated on-site, directly connected to the Norwegian regional backbone. Sub-25 ms to Frankfurt and London.
Monitored alarm systems, fenced industrial zone, on-site staff facilities, and redundant building-level power isolation.
High-density compute at the Hov campus is deployed in purpose-built, industrial containerized modules — engineered for the Nordic climate and isolated per workload.
Compute is housed in industrial-grade container modules on our 3,000 m² prepared yard — each unit self-contained with dedicated power feeds from the on-site transformer array.
Container modules use filtered outside-air cooling year-round, leveraging average ambient temperatures below 8 °C — with hot-aisle containment and monitored airflow per module.
Modules are equipped with smoke detection, automatic power cut-off, and clean-agent fire suppression, with alarm monitoring via Verisure.
Each module connects to its own breaker and metering point, fed by the 6 × 1 MW Møre Trafo transformer array — no shared single point of failure.
Fenced and gated industrial yard, lockable steel modules, monitored intrusion alarms, and controlled on-site access.
Capacity grows one container at a time on prepared foundations — matching the campus expansion path toward 80 MW without upfront civil works.
On-site at Industrivegen 3, Hov — containerized compute modules, power distribution, cooling and network infrastructure as operated today.









A short tour of one of the operational DC TANK compute modules.
Industrivegen 3, 2860 Hov, Søndre Land, Innlandet, Norway
GPS: 60.7027 N, 10.3378 E