Data Center Industry
With over 30 operational data centers, numerous ongoing projects, and many more in the pipeline, Norway has emerged as a hub for sustainable and technologically advanced data center operations. Whether you are an owner or a subcontractor, this guide will help you navigate the compliance landscape and maximize your success in one of the world’s most sustainable and innovative markets.
For starters, when establishing a data center, early planning is crucial. Operational planning for data center owners involves securing long-term energy supply agreements with renewable energy providers. It is also important to implement innovative cooling solutions that optimize energy efficiency. Additionally, establishing contracts with supply chain partners for construction, maintenance, and equipment procurement is crucial for smooth operations. Data centers must ensure robust security for users, implementing both physical and digital security measures to withstand unwanted incidents and prevent unauthorized access.
In this guide you we'll explain this and provide insight into:
- Why Norway is an advantage for data centers
- How you need to plan your project
- The phases of building a data center
- Norwegian Compliance matters
- Registration with the Norwegian Communication Authority
- Data center regulations
- And more
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