Norway - The world’s most sustainable
data center nation?
Platform Global has gained a worldwide reputation as offering the best event experience on the calendar for senior leaders in digital infrastructure and data centres.
Fully sold out in 2024, and this year attracting 700 industry professionals, almost 70% at ‘C; level, our focus on quality content and quality networking ensures a premium experience for partners, speakers and attendees across 3 days.
September 21-22 we welcome you to a two day conference and dinner at Scandic Fornebu. This is the first of what will become a yearly flagship data center conference in Oslo. The conference will span two days and bring together industry, government and the wider ecosystem.
The unified voice of Norway’s data center industry
Norwegian Data Center Industry (Norsk Datasenterindustri) is a neutral business association representing the data center industry in Norway, bringing together more than 120 companies across the entire value chain.
Industry News
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New jobs and value creation stuck in the power queue
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Nscale and Skygard join the board of Norwegian Datacenter Industry - Jon Gravråk new chair
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The Nordics return to Cannes with a shared focus on energy-smart data centers
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What's happening in the data center industry: events and member benefits
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No to cryptocurrency mining and a separate statutory licensing regime: a wise decision by the Standing Committee on Energy and the Environment
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NDI opposes proposed national licensing scheme
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2025: A Year of growth and momentum for the Norwegian Datacenter Industry
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Økt bruk av KI krever nye datasentre
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Nordic Data Center Week 2025 - A week of dialogue, growth and collaboration
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Reynir Johannesson blir ny daglig leder for Norsk Datasenter Industri
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Skyrocketing growth in the Norwegian data center industry
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Spår rakett-vekst i norsk datasenterbransje
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Joint Nordic response to EED Delegated Act
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Report: The Norwegian Datacenter Industry 2023-2024
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Rapport: Datasenterindustrien i Norge 2023-2024
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Kvinner i datasenterindustrien