As several new technologies and trends are driving exponential increase of bandwidth, store and compute demands, and as FLAP is being congested, Midgard Infra’s cable infrastructure allows customers access to Norwegian data centres. Norway’s cold climate, reasonably priced electricity, and 98 percent renewable energy in the power mix work together to boost efficiency and lowering emissions—as well as costs.
Midgard Infra provides international connectivity and high-speed data services across the Nordics and Europe. The company operates the NO-UK subsea cable between Norway and the UK and the Skagen Fiber West cable between Norway and Denmark, supported by an extensive terrestrial network. Midgard Infra is also developing Verena, a new high-capacity subsea cable system between the UK and Denmark designed to strengthen digital resilience and meet the growing demands of hyperscalers and data-driven industries.
Co-owned by Lyse and HitecVision, Midgard Infra connects major data centre hubs across Northern Europe—including Hamburg, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Brussels, London, and Dublin—along with high-speed connectivity to the Americas via the Havfrue (AEC-2) trans-Atlantic cable. The network also includes one of the largest metro fibre systems in Oslo, providing robust and scalable infrastructure for global carriers, cloud providers, and enterprises.
Since 2012, Midgard Infra has established a high-capacity digital highway that connects Norway to Europe, enabling international service providers, datacentre providers and hyperscalers to move operations to Norway in order to take advantage of a myriad of efficiency, sustainability and costs benefits that are unique to Norway.
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