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Scandinavian Data Centers develops and operates datacenter facilities in Sweden designed to support enterprise infrastructure, long term operations and evolving digital requirements. The data centers are planned as durable infrastructure assets, built to remain relevant over time through scalability, operational discipline and a focus on sustainability.
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Circularity is integrated into how SDC develops its data center facilities through a broader ecosystem perspective incorporating digital infrastructure with the surrounding energy systems. This approach creates value, for customers, communities, and the energy system, and directly impacts the chosen location and design of the data centers. This makes SDC the only player in the market to integrate societal value into its core strategy, setting it apart in the industry.
Operating data centers in Sweden and the Nordic region offers advantages related to energy system stability, climate conditions and regulatory frameworks. SDC selects and develops sites with long term suitability in mind, considering factors such as infrastructure access, energy integration and future development potential.
These locations are chosen to support both current operational requirements and long term infrastructure strategies.
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The high security data center site is located at a former military aircraft engine facility in Eskilstuna, Sweden.
ScandiDC II will provide ultra-high security infrastructure and operations within a mountain facility.
Purpose built to meet the most demanding requirements of mission critical IT environments.
ScandiDC III will be SDC’s first data center purpose built for AI workloads.
The site is ideal for HPC and AI inference, providing the performance, power, and infrastructure needed to support the most advanced computational demands.
ScandiDC IV will be SDC’s first larger site suiting large AI or Neocloud operators looking for large initial and even larger follow-on IT capacity always with a focus on generating the highest possible societal benefit per allocated MW.
Upgrading the data center industry with modern and sustainable sites.
