Norwegian colocation data center Lefdal Mine has signed 3MW and 1MW contracts with existing customers, bringing it ever so slightly closer to the dream of being the operator of Europe’s largest data ...
The Columbia Threadneedle European Sustainable Infrastructure Fund (ESIF) has acquired a majority stake in Lefdal Mine Datacenter, a Norwegian facility built in a disused olivine mine. Previously a ...
Norway has acquired a 225 million NOK ($21 million) national supercomputer to help support AI research and innovation in the country. The tender, which was completed in May, was given to ...
Deep underneath Norway’s craggy northwest coast, through tunnels hollowed out by miners decades ago, preparations are under way to transform a man-made mountain hall into a massive datacenter. At a ...
Bitcoin mining, using sophisticated computers to create new bitcoins through the peer-to-peer blockchain network, is a costly endeavor that takes its toll on the environment and resources. That's the ...
Deep beneath a mountain on the fjord-filled fringes of Norway, tucked within 28 kilometres of tunnels, are 15 shipping containers. Stacked three-high in neat rows, each container is filled with ...
Thank you for joining us on "The cloud hub: From cloud chaos to clarity." Lefdal Mine Datacenter’s chief marketing officer, Mats Andersson, takes us through the planning and execution of the ...
“Make sure to close the door behind you,” Mathis Schultz, the CEO of Northern Bitcoin, said to me in a near shout. As we entered the backside of the shipping container, partitioned for the ASIC miners ...
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