Bulk Infrastructure

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Bulk Infrastructure is a Norwegian-founded owner, developer and operator of large-scale data center campuses, dark fiber networks and industrial real estate across the Nordics, trading its data center division as Bulk Data Centers. As of 2025-2026 the company runs three named data center facilities — the Oslo Internet Exchange (OS-IX) in Norway, the N01 Data Center Campus near Kristiansand (Vennesla), and the DK01 campus in Esbjerg, Denmark — with N01 alone secured for up to 400MW of hydropower-fed capacity and room to expand toward 1GW. Its core differentiator is 100% renewable, low-cost Nordic hydropower combined with subsea and terrestrial fiber routes directly connecting to continental Europe, the UK and the US, positioning the Nordics as a low-carbon alternative to congested FLAP markets. N01 has become a notable AI/HPC site: CoreWeave selected the campus in 2025 to host an NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 cluster with Quantum-2 InfiniBand networking, described by the companies as one of the largest Nvidia AI deployments in Europe. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Oslo, Bulk remains majority owned by its founder and employees, and has also acquired land in Arendal, Norway for a future AI and cloud data center project still in the planning/zoning stage as of late 2025.

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Bulk Infrastructure has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:

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Common Questions

Does Bulk Infrastructure operate any AI-specific GPU infrastructure?

Yes — CoreWeave partnered with Bulk in 2025 to deploy an NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 cluster with Quantum-2 InfiniBand networking at Bulk's N01 Data Center Campus near Kristiansand, Norway, a deployment described by the companies as one of the largest Nvidia AI deployments in Europe and expected to be operational by summer 2025.

How many data center facilities does Bulk Infrastructure operate?

As of 2025, Bulk operates three named data center facilities across the Nordics: OS-IX in Oslo, Norway; the N01 Data Center Campus near Kristiansand (Vennesla), Norway; and the DK01 campus in Esbjerg, Denmark.

Is Bulk Infrastructure's power supply renewable?

Bulk markets its Nordic campuses as running on 100% renewable energy, drawing on hydropower stations directly connected to its N01 campus in Norway.

Is Bulk Infrastructure's OS-IX facility certified?

OS-IX is rated Tier III (EN 50600 Class 3) with 2N redundant power, and along with N01 and DK01 it holds OCP Ready certification from the Open Compute Project Foundation, first achieved in 2021.

Does Bulk Infrastructure offer colocation services?

Yes — we've identified 3 facilities where Bulk Infrastructure may offer colocation services. Please contact Bulk Infrastructure directly to confirm current availability and terms.

Does Bulk Infrastructure offer cloud services?

We haven't confirmed cloud services for Bulk Infrastructure yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Bulk Infrastructure directly to confirm cloud availability.

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