EcoDataCenter
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EcoDataCenter is a Swedish colocation and wholesale data center operator built around a “climate-positive” design philosophy, using wood-frame construction, 100% renewable hydro and wind power, and waste-heat recovery that feeds district heating and even a pellet factory. As of 2026 the company’s active physical footprint centers on its original campus in Falun, Sweden — where it has deployed liquid-cooled NVIDIA DGX GB200 systems for customers like DeepL and hosts NVIDIA Blackwell GPU clusters for AI cloud provider CoreWeave — and a newly-launched, much larger campus in Borlänge, built on a former Northvolt battery-plant site and pitched as one of the largest data center projects of its kind in Europe. In April 2025 EcoDataCenter sold three of its older Swedish facilities (two in Stockholm, one in Piteå) to investor CapMan Infra as part of what industry press described as a strategic pivot toward hyperscale, AI-oriented development. The company, owned by Nordic real estate investor Areim, was founded in 2014 and positions itself as the Nordic region’s leading sustainable compute infrastructure provider.
EcoDataCenter has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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EcoDataCenter Data Center Locations
- Borlänge, Sweden EcoDataCenter 2 (Kvarnsveden campus)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
The campus is being built on the site of a former paper mill that was briefly slated for a Northvolt battery gigafactory before Northvolt's collapse, and CEO Peter Michelson has said the site will become one of the largest data center projects of its kind in Europe. - Falun, Sweden EcoDataCenter 1AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Language-AI company DeepL deployed an Nvidia DGX SuperPOD with GB200 NVL72 systems at this facility, described by trade press as Europe's first liquid-cooled NVIDIA DGX GB200 deployment.
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EcoDataCenter's clearest AI-optimized infrastructure is at its Falun campus, where it deployed Europe's first liquid-cooled NVIDIA DGX GB200 NVL72 system for language-AI company DeepL and has partnered with neocloud CoreWeave to host large-scale NVIDIA Blackwell GPU clusters. The company frames this as part of a broader shift, describing itself as building infrastructure for the next "AI" era of computing. Its under-construction Borlänge mega-campus, on a former paper mill site, is explicitly being positioned by CEO Peter Michelson as a facility that will "produce the raw material for AI," though it is not yet operational.
- Falun, Sweden EcoDataCenter 1 AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Language-AI company DeepL deployed an Nvidia DGX SuperPOD with GB200 NVL72 systems at this facility, described by trade press as Europe's first liquid-cooled NVIDIA DGX GB200 deployment. - Borlänge, Sweden EcoDataCenter 2 (Kvarnsveden campus) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
The campus is being built on the site of a former paper mill that was briefly slated for a Northvolt battery gigafactory before Northvolt's collapse, and CEO Peter Michelson has said the site will become one of the largest data center projects of its kind in Europe.
Common Questions
Does EcoDataCenter have GPU or AI-specific infrastructure?
Yes. At its Falun campus, EcoDataCenter deployed Europe's first liquid-cooled NVIDIA DGX GB200 NVL72 system for AI translation company DeepL, and it has also signed a hosting deal with GPU cloud provider CoreWeave to run large-scale NVIDIA Blackwell clusters at the site.
Does EcoDataCenter still operate facilities in Stockholm and Piteå?
As of 2025, no — EcoDataCenter sold three facilities (two in Stockholm and one in Piteå, the latter tied to its earlier Fortlax acquisition) to investor CapMan Infra as part of a reported pivot toward hyperscale-scale development.
What makes EcoDataCenter's Falun data center distinctive?
EcoDataCenter 1 in Falun is built largely from wood (including cross-laminated timber and glulam), runs on 100% renewable hydro and wind power, and channels its surplus heat into the municipal district heating network and a biofuel pellet plant, which the company describes as making it the world's first climate-positive data center.
What is EcoDataCenter's newest project?
EcoDataCenter broke ground in September 2025 on a mega-campus called EcoDataCenter 2 in Borlänge, Sweden, built on the site of a former paper mill (later a failed Northvolt battery plant); the first phase offers 250MW with potential to scale to 600MW, and the first buildings are expected to be completed in early-to-mid 2027.
Does EcoDataCenter offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 2 facilities where EcoDataCenter may offer colocation services. Please contact EcoDataCenter directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does EcoDataCenter offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for EcoDataCenter yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact EcoDataCenter directly to confirm cloud availability.
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