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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 1 · Country · 7 operators

AI Datacenters in

Every indexed AI and GPU datacenter operating in Iceland — hyperscaler regions, neoclouds, sovereign clusters, and colocation campuses.

Iceland
[AI Summary]

Iceland hosts 10 AI-capable datacenters totaling 113 MW of contracted IT capacity. The market spans 7 operators (Aruba, Bulk Infrastructure, Data4, Digital Realty / Interxion, and more) across 2 cities, covering hyperscaler regions, GPU-native neoclouds, sovereign AI platforms, and colocation campuses.

10
Facilities
113 MW
Total IT
7
Operators
2
Cities
[Facilities · 10]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
Nebius IcelandNebiusReykjanesbær, IcelandH200401.08
STACK EMEA REYKJAVIK1 SouthSTACK EMEAReykjavik, IcelandH10051.42
Data4 REYKJAVIK2 AnnexData4Reykjavik, Iceland141.29
Digital Realty / Interxion REYKJAVIK3 CampusDigital Realty / InterxionReykjavik, IcelandMI300X131.23
Bulk Infrastructure REYKJAVIK4 EastBulk InfrastructureReykjavik, Iceland71.51
STACK EMEA REYKJAVIK5 WestSTACK EMEAReykjavik, IcelandB20091.51
Data4 REYKJAVIK6 WestData4Reykjavik, Iceland61.49
Aruba REYKJAVIK7 WestArubaReykjavik, Iceland71.23
Penta Infra REYKJAVIK8 SouthPenta InfraReykjavik, Iceland101.21
STACK EMEA REYKJAVIK9 SouthSTACK EMEAReykjavik, IcelandA10021.37
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