Bulk Infrastructure
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Bulk Infrastructure is a Norwegian-headquartered industrial infrastructure developer that builds and operates data centers, dark fiber networks, and industrial real estate across the Nordics. As of 2024, the company operates three data center campuses—Oslo’s OS-IX, the N01 campus near Kristiansand, and the DK01 campus in Esbjerg, Denmark—comprising five operational data halls, with the N01 site alone able to scale toward a gigawatt of hydropower-backed capacity across a 300-hectare campus. What sets Bulk apart is its vertical integration of colocation, subsea and terrestrial dark fiber, and industrial real estate under one roof, all marketed around cheap, renewable Nordic power and dense subsea connectivity to the US, UK, and continental Europe.
Bulk Infrastructure has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Phone: +47 47 80 70 00 Email: [email protected]
Bulk Infrastructure Data Center Locations
- Esbjerg, Denmark DK01 Data Center Campus CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
DK01 was launched in December 2019 in southwest Denmark and is positioned as a low-latency gateway with dark fiber routes reaching continental Europe, the UK, and the US. - Oslo, Norway Oslo Internet Exchange (OS-IX)AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +47 47 80 70 00 PENDING REVIEW
OS-IX is a major Nordic peering hub, with roughly 80% of Norway's internet traffic passing through the facility and over 60 connected networks. - Kristiansand, Norway N01 Data Center CampusAI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +47 47 80 70 00 PENDING REVIEW
The N01 campus sits adjacent to one of Europe's largest renewable-energy transformer substations, enabling direct, redundant hydropower connections for large-scale, energy-intensive workloads.
By Continent
AI Data Centers
Bulk's N01 campus outside Kristiansand is explicitly positioned as "NVIDIA Ready" infrastructure built for Generative AI, HPC, and supercomputing workloads, with direct redundant links to hydropower stations to support power-hungry GPU clusters. The Oslo OS-IX facility is also described as supporting AI and HPC IT workloads, though its primary identity remains as a highly interconnected internet-exchange colocation site. Across the Nordics, Bulk leans heavily on cheap, renewable hydropower and cool climate as its pitch for hosting dense AI/HPC deployments rather than pointing to specific GPU generations deployed on-site.
- Oslo, Norway Oslo Internet Exchange (OS-IX) AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
OS-IX is a major Nordic peering hub, with roughly 80% of Norway's internet traffic passing through the facility and over 60 connected networks. - Kristiansand, Norway N01 Data Center Campus AI DATA CENTER CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
The N01 campus sits adjacent to one of Europe's largest renewable-energy transformer substations, enabling direct, redundant hydropower connections for large-scale, energy-intensive workloads.
Common Questions
Does Bulk Infrastructure offer AI/GPU-optimized data center capacity?
Yes. Bulk markets its N01 campus near Kristiansand as offering "NVIDIA Ready" data centers designed for high-density AI, HPC, and Generative AI/supercomputing workloads, backed by direct connections to hydropower stations for scalable, energy-intensive compute.
How many data center locations does Bulk Infrastructure operate?
Bulk operates three data center campuses across two countries: Oslo (OS-IX) and Kristiansand/Agder (N01) in Norway, and Esbjerg (DK01) in Denmark, together comprising five operational data halls as of recent counts.
Is Bulk Infrastructure a colocation provider or a cloud provider?
Bulk is a colocation and wholesale/build-to-suit data center provider, not a cloud service provider—customers rent rack space, white space, or powered land rather than consuming compute or storage as a remote service.
What certifications does Bulk's Oslo data center hold?
Bulk's Oslo Internet Exchange (OS-IX) facility is Tier III-rated (EN50600 Class 3) and offers 14MW of 2N redundant, predominantly renewable power.
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