Green Mountain skal investere over 1 milliard i utvidelse av datasenter på Rjukan
Green Mountain kunngjør 20 MW utvidelse av sitt datasenteranlegg på Rjukan. Selskapet skal investere over 1 milliard i utbyggingen.
Emner: Data, telekom, IT
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Green Mountain ekspanderer internasjonalt gjennom oppkjøp av datasenter i London
Datasenterselskapet Green Mountain utvider for første gang sin virksomhet internasjonalt gjennom oppkjøpet av et datasenter med tilhørende tomt øst i London.
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Green Mountain expands into the UK through the acquisition of existing, high growth potential data centre in London
Norwegian-based Green Mountain, a leader in sustainable colocation data centres, reveals its expansion into the London market.
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Scan Agrees Partnership with Green Mountain Data Centres
Green Mountain and SCAN has partnered to provide secure data centre services for clients in the High Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) spaces.
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Green Mountain releases 2021 Sustainability Report
Data center company, Green Mountain, launches its first sustainability report that covers seven focus areas. In the report, Green Mountain outlines the progress towards these targets as well as next steps.
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Green Mountain publiserer bærekraftsrapport for 2021
Green Mountain publiserer sin første bærekraftsrapport som dekker 7 fokusområder. I rapporten beskriver datasenterselskapet fremdriften mot disse målene samt hva som er veien videre.
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Green Mountain vokser ytterligere ved sitt datasenter i Rjukan
Green Mountain utvider sitt datasenter i Rjukan med en kapasitet på 4,5 MW etter signering av en ny stor internasjonal kunde. Utbyggingen spesialtilpasses kundens behov for tungregningskapasitet og skal stå klart i september 2022.
Green Mountain fortsetter å oppleve stor etterspørsel fra internasjonale kunder som ønsker å flytte dataene sine til mer bærekraftige lokasjoner. Nylig signerte Gree -
Green Mountain expands capacity at data center in Norway
Green Mountain adds 4,5 MW of capacity to its existing data center facility at Rjukan in Norway. The expansion is a build-to-suit project for a new world-known international client. The construction is estimated to be completed in September 2022 and strengthens the site as a High Performance Computing cluster.
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Green Mountain to expand with new colocation data center in Oslo
Green Mountain has acquired a 53,000 square meter plot of land adjacent to its DC3-Oslo data center campus. The plan is to expand the current site with a new 13,5 MW colocation data center. Estimated completion is November 2022.
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Green Mountain skal bygge datasenter på ny tomt i Enebakk
Datasenterselskapet Green Mountain har kjøpt en 53 000 m2 stor tomt i tilknytning sitt DC3-Oslo anlegg i Enebakk. Planen er å utvide det nåværende anlegget med et nytt 13,5 MW samlokaliseringsdatasenter.
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Successful expansion at Green Mountain’s data center site in Oslo region
Only 9 months after the opening of the DC3-Oslo data center, the site expands with an additional 4MW building. This second building is a built-to-suit project for a large international cloud provider and was delivered ahead of schedule despite the challenges posed by Covid-19.
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Green Mountain Data Centers to be acquired by Azrieli Group Ltd.
Smedvig, the majority owner of Green Mountain, has agreed to sell the company to Azrieli Group Ltd., an Israeli publicly traded real estate investment and development company on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The acquisition secures Green Mountain the necessary capital to fulfill its growth ambitions in the European market.
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Verdens største landbaserte oppdrettsanlegg for ørret skal bruke restvarme fra datasenter
Datasenterselskapet Green Mountain og Hima Seafood har inngått samarbeidsavtale om gjenbruk av restvarme fra datasenteret i verdens største landbaserte oppdrettsanlegg for ørret.
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The world’s largest land-based trout farm will use waste heat from data center
Norwegian colocation company Green Mountain and Hima Seafood have entered into an agreement on the reuse of waste heat from the data center in the world's largest land-based trout farm.
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Land-based lobster farming will use waste heat from data center
Norwegian colocation company Green Mountain and Norwegian Lobster Farm have entered into an agreement on the reuse of waste heat from the data center in the world's first land-based lobster farm.
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Landbasert hummeroppdrett skal bruke restvarme fra datasenter
Datasenterselskapet Green Mountain og Norwegian Lobster Farm har inngått samarbeidsavtale om gjenbruk av restvarme fra datasenteret i verdens første kommersielle landbaserte oppdrettsanlegg for porsjonshummer.
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NO-UK fiber cable installation operations commenced
Installation of the 700-kilometer-long submarine fiber cable started at Green Mountain’s data center today. This new cable route connects the west coast of Norway with Newcastle and will significantly increase data capacity between Norway, the UK, and the rest of the world.
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Successful mountain hall data center expansion
Green Mountain completes yet another 2.5 MW expansion at its mountain hall facility. The built-to-suit project for a large international cloud provider was delivered 2 weeks ahead of schedule, despite the challenging Covid-19 situation.
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Green Mountain inngår samarbeidsavtale med Tore Kalberg om utvikling av tomt for datasenter
Green Mountain og Tore Kalberg har i dag inngått en samarbeidsavtale med hensikt om å utvikle et område av hans landbrukseiendom på Kalberg til fremtidig datasentervirksomhet.
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Green Mountain secures more land for expansion on the west coast of Norway
Green Mountain secures more land for expansion on the west coast of Norway. The agreement with Haugaland Business Park enables Green Mountain to realize their construction plans for yet another data center site. The location is ideal in terms of power, connectivity, and infrastructure.
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