Low latency to key European metros
Both Denmark and Sweden are becoming a centre for hyper-scale data centres, with data-heavy businesses attracted by new transatlantic submarine cables including the new AEC-2 transatlantic cable directly connecting Denmark with the US, high density domestic networks and, from Copenhagen, the ability to reach 80% of European GDP in less than 25 milliseconds (RTD).
Stockholm serves as a gateway to the Nordics, Eastern Europe and Russia. The connectivity landscape around Stockholm is fast developing with new subsea cables like CelixConnect and Easternlight. Denmark is also developing into a gateway connecting the Nordics with the rest of Europe, UK and North America. Multiple subsea cables around Denmark makes it possible to reach Norway to the North, Sweden to Northeast and Amsterdam to the south and the European countries beyond.
A sustainable hub
The Nordic region leads the world in low cost, sustainable energy and Interxion data centres take full advantage of the opportunities that brings. All of Interxion’s Nordic data centres are 100% powered by hydro-power, the cleanest electricity source available, allowing us to guarantee that services are always sustainable and low cost.
Our Nordic data centres are also part of pioneering initiatives to further ensure we offer the most sustainable service possible, including Sweden’s Open District Heating Initiative which uses excess heat from our data centres to be able heat 10,000 modern households in Stockholm.