For investors, operators and developers
Your next data center starts in Sweden
Explore locations and data center projects. Understand power, connectivity and the path to development. Find the knowledge and local expertise to take your Swedish investment from first questions to an informed next step.
Power your location strategy
Understand Sweden’s electricity areas, grid connections and the evidence behind time-to-power.
Find your place in the market
Explore regional profiles, established operators and projects from development to operation.
Navigate the development process
Get practical guidance on land, planning, permits and the questions to take to local specialists.
Build for the next workload
Explore AI infrastructure, cooling, fibre connectivity and the potential for heat reuse.
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Find your location
Different regions. Different opportunities.
Start your regional shortlist with documented projects, local industry context and the questions that matter for your development.
| Region | Regional focus | What to explore | Open county |
|---|---|---|---|
| SE1Norrbotten | Hyperscale presence in SE1 | Documented operator presence around Luleå and Boden. Spare county megawatts are not published here. | → |
| SE2Västernorrland | Published mega-site development | Includes Sollefteå, where atNorth publishes the SWE04 development at Hamre in Långsele. | → |
| SE2Gävleborg | Named cloud-region municipalities | Gävle and Sandviken — two of three municipalities Microsoft named when the Sweden region opened in 2021. | → |
| SE3Dalarna | Documented campus and development | EcoDataCenter in Falun and Borlänge, and Google construction in Horndal, Avesta. Reports, partnership notices and groundbreaking pages are different claim types. | → |
| SE3Stockholm | Densest published colocation cluster | Kista, Akalla, inner-city halls and Arlandastad. Connectivity is documented; leftover grid capacity is not inferred. | → |
| SE4Halland | West-coast hall and heat recovery | Documents GleSYS Falkenberg, including a published 2020 heat-recovery start with Falkenberg Energi. | → |
| SE4Skåne | Southern county in SE4 | Currently documents Microsoft’s published Staffanstorp presence. Area prices and a local connection answer are different questions. | → |
SE1Norrbotten→
Hyperscale presence in SE1
Documented operator presence around Luleå and Boden. Spare county megawatts are not published here.
SE2Västernorrland→
Published mega-site development
Includes Sollefteå, where atNorth publishes the SWE04 development at Hamre in Långsele.
SE2Gävleborg→
Named cloud-region municipalities
Gävle and Sandviken — two of three municipalities Microsoft named when the Sweden region opened in 2021.
SE3Dalarna→
Documented campus and development
EcoDataCenter in Falun and Borlänge, and Google construction in Horndal, Avesta. Reports, partnership notices and groundbreaking pages are different claim types.
SE3Stockholm→
Densest published colocation cluster
Kista, Akalla, inner-city halls and Arlandastad. Connectivity is documented; leftover grid capacity is not inferred.
SE4Halland→
West-coast hall and heat recovery
Documents GleSYS Falkenberg, including a published 2020 heat-recovery start with Falkenberg Energi.
SE4Skåne→
Southern county in SE4
Currently documents Microsoft’s published Staffanstorp presence. Area prices and a local connection answer are different questions.
Your next step
From exploring Sweden to moving a project forward
Investors & operators
Build your brief, understand the market and plan the next investment decision.
Start here →Find your next location
Use public planning and grid evidence to investigate where a project could fit.
Start here →Landowners & municipalities
Prepare your location for an international audience and submit it for review.
Start here →The knowledge hub
Understand what makes a development work
Practical guides to ask better questions, understand the Swedish context and build a clearer investment case.
Power & time-to-power
Grid owners, connection evidence and the milestones behind an energisation date.
Read the guide →Land & location
Screen land, access, neighbouring uses and expansion potential before a site visit.
Read the guide →Permits & due diligence
Prepare the planning, environmental and property questions for your advisers.
Read the guide →Connectivity & resilience
Ask about carriers, physically diverse routes and the latency your workload requires.
Read the guide →AI & high-density computing
Translate your compute roadmap into power, rack density and cooling requirements.
Read the guide →Sustainability & heat reuse
Explore energy efficiency, water use and the practical conditions for a heat partnership.
Read the guide →Better decisions start with the right expertise
Identify the specialists your project needs, or contribute an article, case study or technical review.
Developments to follow
2026-09-02
atNorth SWE01 KistaatNorth 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.
2026-06-24
Conapto Stockholm SouthConapto announces a CoreWeave colocation agreement
The announcement covers two Stockholm campuses and reports initial capacity online at Stockholm 4 South. Customer-specific MW are not stated.
2026-06-02
Google HorndalGoogle says it broke ground on a Horndal data center
Google’s 2 June 2026 blog and press notice say it broke ground in Horndal. The location page later states construction is underway, with a target completion date of 2028. No campus megawatt is stated on those pages.
2026-02-23
atNorth SWE04 SollefteåatNorth announces a 300 MW SWE04 plan in Sollefteå
On 23 February 2026 atNorth confirmed plans to develop a 300 MW data center at Hamre Industrial Park, expected operational in H1 2028. Stored as announced site power, not as live IT load.
2026-02-11
EcoDataCenter BorlängeEcoDataCenter and Mistral AI announce a Borlänge partnership
EcoDataCenter said it would design, build and operate an AI-focused data center at its existing Borlänge site, with Mistral deploying compute and a scheduled 2027 opening. The notice states a €1.2 billion long-term commitment. It is not stored as a second campus and does not publish a megawatt.
Questions before you invest
Where should I start looking for a site in Sweden?
Start with the workload, initial and ultimate power requirement, connectivity needs and target date. Use regional profiles and public planning documents to identify research leads, then request site-specific evidence from the owner, municipality and relevant network operator.
Explore the screening method →Are the projects in the tracker available for investment?
The tracker documents publicly sourced projects. It does not establish that a facility, company or capacity is being offered. DataCenterSweden does not yet publish owner-authorised commercial listings; confirm any opportunity directly with its authorised representative.
Read about site discovery →Can a grid map show how much power a site can get?
It can inform early screening. A capacity figure must still be checked for network level, location, date and conditions. A site needs a connection assessment from the relevant network owner before its power and timing can be treated as a project commitment.
Understand grid capacity →How can I find local expertise or contribute?
Use the expertise guide to identify the roles your project needs. You can describe a need for specialist input or propose a sourced article, case study or technical review. Any introduction, public profile or commercial engagement is discussed separately.
Explore expertise and contributions →Project records include sources and check dates. The register describes our published coverage and is not a complete inventory of the market. How we work.
Briefing
Follow material project announcements, capacity updates and development milestones in one monthly briefing, with links to the underlying sources. Start with our September 2026 issue.