REYKJAVÍK, Iceland, June 12, 2026 – atNorth has joined the Norwegian Data Center Industry, the industry body representing Norway’s data center ecosystem. The announcement follows atNorth’s expansion into Norway, including its acquisition of land for the NOR01 data center campus at Haugaland Business Park.
Through the membership, atNorth will take part in initiatives focused on the role of data centers as civic infrastructure with economic, social and environmental impacts. The company will also participate in work on industry best practices, energy efficiency and power resilience.
“Establishing a presence in Norway has been a strategic priority for atNorth, and joining the Norwegian Data Center Industry is a natural next step as we deepen our engagement in the region,” said Tatu Tuominen, director of public affairs and communications at atNorth. “As demand for AI-ready and sustainable infrastructure continues to accelerate, it is essential that industry players work collaboratively to ensure responsible growth. This membership allows us to actively contribute to shaping a sustainable, future-ready digital ecosystem in Norway and across the Nordics.”
“We are pleased to have atNorth join us,” says Reynir Jóhannesson, CEO of the Norwegian Data Center Industry. “The company brings significant international experience and expertise that will be valuable in promoting the importance of digital infrastructure and supporting Norway as an attractive location for data center investments.”
The membership follows atNorth’s announcement of joining Nordic Compass. The company also participates in the Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact and the UN Global Compact, and is a member of the European Data Center Association (EUDCA). These partnerships support collaboration across the Nordic digital infrastructure ecosystem.
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About atNorth
atNorth, based in Reykjavík, Iceland, operates data centers across the Nordic region, providing high-density colocation, build-to-suit facilities, and connectivity services for enterprises, hyperscalers, and high-performance computing (HPC) users. The company serves industries such as AI, cloud computing, infrastructure, and research. Founded in 2009, it has operated for about 16 years. atNorth runs eight data centers in Iceland, Sweden, and Finland, with additional sites under construction in Kouvola, Finland, and Ølgod, Denmark, and a planned facility in Sollefteå, Sweden. Its operations use renewable energy and emphasize energy efficiency and circular economy principles. The company designs its facilities for scalability, power efficiency, and flexible deployment to meet long-term infrastructure needs across the region.