Nordic Blocks AS operates a dual-building, 6–9 MW data center campus in Hov, Innlandet — purpose-built for high-density AI and HPC workloads, powered by Norway's renewable grid, with 3 years of continuous uptime.
Strategically located in the NO1 grid zone — Norway's lowest-cost electricity region — our campus combines immediate power availability with long-term expansion headroom.
6 × 1 MW Møre Trafo transformers step 22 kV down to 400 V industrial power. The high-voltage line runs directly beneath the property — expansion needs no external civil works.
4 Tbps active fiber terminated on-site, with sub-25 ms round trips to Frankfurt and London internet exchanges.
200 m from Lake Randsfjorden, a 40 km glacial lake at ~4 °C year-round, enabling deep-water cooling designs with PUE as low as ~1.05.
100% renewable Norwegian hydropower. Waste-heat reuse potential to local district heating, aligned with the EU Energy Efficiency Directive.
2,000 m² main hall (8 m ceilings) plus an independently powered 1,000 m² building — physical isolation of training and inference clusters.
Verified regional grid capacity supports scaling from an edge site to a hyperscale campus without grid-queue delays.
Not a project on paper — a live site with audited history.
