The three-party collaboration emphasizes the growing demand for secure data storage on Norwegian territory due to the current geopolitical climate and the ongoing AI revolution.
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Skygard's launch board members including Jannicke Hilland, Chair of the Board, and CEO, Elise Lindeberg. Photo: Armin Jadidi/Hafslund Source: Telenor
Norway’s TMT firms Telenor, Hafslund, and HitecVision have entered into a joint venture to build a NOK 2.4 billion (US$227.4 million) data centre facility in the capital Oslo.
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