atNorth Partners with Nordic Compass to Foster Industrial Innovation and Competitiveness in the Nordics

atNorth Partners with Nordic Compass



Reykjavík, Iceland – May 12, 2026 – atNorth, a prominent provider of high-density colocation and built-to-suit data center services in the Nordic region, has announced its partnership with Nordic Compass, a significant initiative aimed at boosting Nordic and European competitiveness and industrial innovation.

The Nordic Compass, which is chaired by former Finnish Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen, is a new alliance that unites several leading companies, foundations, and organizations in the Nordic area to catalyze coordinated actions across vital sectors, such as Capital Markets, Deep Tech, Defense, and Energy. This alliance will unveil its first set of initiatives during the upcoming Nordic Compass Summit scheduled to be held in Gothenburg, Sweden, in November 2026.

The Need for Nordic Collaboration



As Europe intensifies its efforts to enhance technological sovereignty and secure critical infrastructure, there remains a pressing need for sustained collaboration across borders. The Nordic region, known for its advanced digital, industrial, and energy sectors, has yet to fully realize the benefits of deeper cooperation. Nordic Compass is designed to unlock this potential, gathering industry leaders to establish common goals and deliver impactful results.

Eva Sóley Guðbjörnsdóttir, atNorth's Chief Financial Officer and Deputy CEO, stated, "Within atNorth, we have witnessed the growing interconnection of digital infrastructure, energy systems, and advanced computing across the Nordics. By collaborating through Nordic Compass, we can significantly enhance the region's position in sustainable industrial development, driving innovation and competitiveness."

At the heart of atNorth’s operational philosophy is a commitment to sustainable and energy-efficient digital infrastructure across the Nordics. The company is a proud signatory of the Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact and participates actively in global initiatives such as the UN Global Compact. Additionally, it is a member of the European Data Center Association and other regional industry groups.

Strengthening the Digital Infrastructure Ecosystem



With its extensive operations in Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, atNorth is well-positioned to share insights and contribute effectively to discussions on AI infrastructure, high-performance computing, energy optimization, and long-term digital resilience.

Nordic Compass also includes over 25 leading organizations such as Aker ASA, Alfa Laval, Danfoss, Embla Medical, EY, KONE, Nasdaq Nordic, Nordea, Novo Nordisk Foundation, Vattenfall, and Ørsted, among others. Through these strategic partnerships, atNorth aims to support the growth and enhancement of the Nordic digital infrastructure ecosystem, positioning it as a leading example in the global marketplace.

About atNorth



Founded in Reykjavík, Iceland, atNorth specializes in providing scalable, cost-effective high-density colocation and tailored data center solutions trusted by various industry leaders. Emphasizing sustainability, all atNorth data centers operate using renewable energy and adhere to circular economy principles, implementing innovative designs and efficient power usage to ensure prolonged viability and flexibility in deployments.

Currently, atNorth manages eight strategically located data centers across the Nordics, with additional facilities under construction in Finland, Denmark, and Sweden. The company has ambitious plans underway for a new mega site development in Sollefteå Municipality, Sweden, which aims to expand its already impressive service capabilities.

For more details about atNorth, visit atNorth.com or follow the company on LinkedIn.

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