Vad är det ni ska göra i Östersund? Vi kommer att bygga ett datacenter, EcoDataCenter 2, som kommer bli ett av de största datacentren i Sverige. Totalt ska 18 miljarder kronor investeras i Östersund fram till 2033 för att både ge industrin tillgång till datakraft med lågt klimatavtryck och att skapa ett cirkulärt system för livsmedelsproduktion.
Totalt 18 miljarder kronor investeras i Östersund fram till 2033 för att både ge industrin tillgång till datakraft med lågt klimatavtryck och att skapa ett cirkulärt system för livsmedelsproduktion. EcoDataCenter 2 blir ett av de största datacentren i Sverige och när etableringen är genomförd beräknas satsningen generera 1 000 nya jobb.
EcoDataCenter is building a new sustainable data center, EcoDataCenter 2, in Östersund, Sweden. The 150 MW campus will be constructed in phases with 20 MW completed in 2026. The project will be designed with circularity in focus. In the first phase, the campus will stretch along 32 acres and be designed with food production in symbiosis with the data center.
EcoDataCenter is building a new sustainable data center, EcoDataCenter 2, in Östersund, Sweden. Optimized for HPC, the campus will be focused on circularity as well as enabling food production in symbiosis with the data center.
Swedish company EcoDataCenter is creating a circular system around a new data center that will also enable food production. The site called EcoDataCenter 2 will be built in Östersund, Sweden, and will be one of the largest in the country.
Excess heat from new data centers will be used to enable food production in Sweden. A new collaborative project between the Swedish EcoDataCenter and circular industry player WA3RM will focus on large-scale cultivation, which, among other things, is expected to contribute to Sweden’s self-sufficiency in food significantly.
EcoDataCenter signs a multi-year agreement with DeepL, one of the world’s leading Artificial Intelligence-powered digital translation companies. The agreement initially covers 3 MW of HPC (High-Performance Computing) services at EcoDataCenter’s Main Site in Falun.
In line with the company’s strategy, EcoDataCenter strengthens its position in the DACH Region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland). To meet the increasing demands from international customers for sustainable data center services, the company establishes an office in Munich with a dedicated sales representative.
Driven by strong demand for sustainable data center services, EcoDataCenter invests close to SEK 1 billion in building a new data center. When the new building is established, EcoDataCenter will offer the market an additional available capacity of 15MW.
Together with Falu Energi & Vatten, EcoDataCenter has secured access to 80 MW of renewable electricity to the data center in Falun. The power supply will enable the future expansion of the facility’s capacity.
