DataCenterSweden

Understand Sweden’s data center landscape.

Explore projects, power constraints and the path to development — with sources you can inspect.

Suggestions: Grid connection · AI infrastructure · Planning & permits

What has changed

  • 2026-09-02

    atNorth says CPP Investments and Equinix completed an acquisition

    atNorth announced that CPP Investments and Equinix completed an acquisition and that atNorth would continue under its existing brand. This is an ownership event, not a capacity or construction change.

    atNorth SWE01 Kista
  • 2025-12-31

    EcoDataCenter reports Falun C and D commissioned; site capacity 41 MW

    The 2025 annual report says data centers C and D were fully completed and commissioned and that Falun site capacity increased from 29 MW to 41 MW. E and F construction began in 2025.

    EcoDataCenter Falun
  • 2025-02-03

    evroc reports completed land purchase in Arlandastad

    evroc said it completed a purchase of 4,890 sqm building rights next to Stockholm Arlanda Airport, aiming to break ground in H1 2025 and operate in the latter half of 2026.

    evroc Arlandastad
  • 2024-09-05

    Conapto says Stockholm 4 South has opened

    Conapto’s 5 September 2024 release said Stockholm 4 South had opened and that the south campus offered 5,200 m² and 24 MW together with Stockholm 2 South.

    Conapto Stockholm South
  • 2021-11-16

    Microsoft opens the Sweden datacenter region

    Microsoft announced the Sweden region as open, with presence in Gävle, Sandviken and Staffanstorp and with Azure and Microsoft 365 available.

    Microsoft Gävle

Sweden at a glance

Projects covered by DataCenterSweden · As of 2026-09-10. Methodology

Covered projects
21
Records with any MW figure
6
MW not disclosed
15

Establishment roadmap

  1. 1

    Requirements

  2. 2

    Location screening

  3. 3

    Power & planning

  4. 4

    Due diligence

  5. 5

    Development

The main tracks can run in parallel. How to build in Sweden

Selected guides and geographies

The selection is editorial, not paid.

Briefing

Monthly. The first archived issue is September 2026. No subscription is required to read the core pages.

Read the September issue