Country guide in progress — the full narrative guide ships as part of the cornerstone content.
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Norway · Operational
25 MW total site capacity, 22,600 m² (operator-published)
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Norway · Operational + expanding
50 MW total site capacity, 29,000 m² (operator-published)
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Norway · Operational
93 MW total site capacity, 75,000 m² (operator-published; supersedes a prior 25–75 MW third-party range)
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Norway · Operational (three buildings complete; supersedes prior 'under construction' status)
150 MW total planned (90 MW built, fully committed to TikTok, with option to expand to 150 MW), 18,000 m² built + 12,000 m² planned (operator-published)
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Norway · Operational + expanding
600 reported by tracker; operator markets up to 1 GW campus power
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Norway · Operational
14 (after 2024–25 expansion via three new halls; former printing press building, opened 2014)
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Norway · Operational + expanding
37 operational + 43 contracted under construction; ~200 potential
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Norway · Operational
5.6 MW (Nordic region page) or 7.5 MW (Norway page) IT load, 5,100 sqm — Vaultica's own pages give inconsistent figures across pages; both noted, neither silently chosen. See the Vaultica assessment: the same pattern recurs at COP01A (Copenhagen), suggesting a data-quality signal across the company, not an isolated error.
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Norway · Operational
1.7 MW (consistent across Vaultica's own pages)
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Norway · Operational
~10 MW, 4,200 m² IT space — first building on the campus (third-party facility profile; not independently re-confirmed on stackinfra.com's current aggregate figure of 40 MW across the whole OSL03+OSL04 portfolio)
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Norway · Operational
Capacity not separately published — part of the OSL03 campus aggregate (see OSL03A note on the 40 MW/2-campus cross-check)
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Norway · Operational
~3 MW — opened autumn 2020, 'HYPERSTACK' design, ISO Class 8 fresh-air AHU (third-party facility profile)
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Norway · Operational
~6 MW, ~1,800 m² white space — newest building on the campus (third-party facility profile)
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Norway · Operational + expandable
18 (campus, four buildings)
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Norway · Operational
30 operational, expandable to 60
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Norway · Under development (JV closed; site development ongoing)
230 MW secured grid capacity; ~1.5 GW in development queue
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Norway · Operational (purpose-built; groundbreaking March 2024, operations from H1 2025) UNVERIFIED
UNVERIFIED — no MW figure published on skygard.no or in the update brief's research; NOK 2.4bn is the total JV investment commitment across all three sites, not a per-site figure
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Norway · Operational (acquired from Orange Business Digital Norway, formerly Basefarm; announced Jan 2026) UNVERIFIED
UNVERIFIED — no MW figure published on skygard.no or in the update brief's research
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Norway · Operational (acquired from Orange Business Digital Norway, formerly Basefarm, in the same Jan 2026 transaction as Grorud) UNVERIFIED
UNVERIFIED — no MW figure published on skygard.no or in the update brief's research
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Norway · Operational
Blix publishes three different figures for this site on one page, and we show all three rather than pick: 1.5 MW in the specification box; 'our own 1MW facility' in the body text; and 'currently installed 400V 1600kVA (1 MegaWatt for servers + cooling)' under power capacity. On the right-of-reply list. 1,000+ m2. Opened 2021.
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Norway · Operational
2 MW installed, 3 MW designed: the specification box gives 3 MW, while the power section states 2000 kVA (2 MW) currently installed with infrastructure in place for a future 3 MW. 1,000+ m2 (a separate description gives 1,300 m2 with substantial unused capacity -- both shown, neither picked). Opened 2025.
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Norway · UNVERIFIED — listed by Blix as an Oslo co-location site; whether it is an operated datacenter, a network PoP or legacy space is not stated UNVERIFIED
UNVERIFIED — no capacity figure published. Maximum 3 kW per rack, against 22 kW at BDC and 22 kW+ at NR5 — a materially lower density than Blix's two main sites.
