Bulk Infrastructure
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Rounding up the latest data centre industry developments from around the world. -
DE-CIX has announced its expansion to the Nordic region with the launch of IX platforms in Norway, Denmark, and Finland.
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Bulk Infrastructure has achieved OCP Ready certification for all three of its Scandinavian data centres, offering greater scalability and flexibility to customers.
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Bulk Infrastructure confirms the completion of the marine survey for its HAVSIL subsea cable between Kristiansand in Norway and Hanstholm in Denmark.
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Bulk Data Centers is to welcome a new executive vice president from September 1 – the former CEO of DigiPlex.
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Nordic data centre provider Bulk Infrastructure is collaborating with Endor, a supplier of 100% renewable hybrid IT solutions, on a suite of procurement support services.
Forthcoming events
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Norway data centre operator Bulk Infrastructure have been selected by a London based Quant hedge fund to house its High-Performance Computing (HPC) system.
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The Norwegian Communications Authority has selected Telia Carrier to build a secure diverse fibre route between Norway and abroad.
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Nordic data centre provider Bulk Infrastructure has announced the opening of its third data centre campus, DK01 Campus, in Esbjerg, on the west coast of Denmark.
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With an abundance of renewable energy, favourable regulatory conditions and prime location to other continents, Jon Gravråk speaks to Natalie Bannerman about why the Nordics is becoming a prime location for subsea cable infrastructure.
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The world at large is beginning to wake up to the opportunities with innovative projects and new deployments popping up in the region on a regular basis.
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The global market is finally beginning to realise the potential of the Nordics. A region with favourable regulation, talent and resources as well as its position as gateway between the US and other parts of Europe mean that many are just waking up to the opportunity.
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NJFX has announced the availability of new intercontinental wide area network (WAN) capabilities between North America, South America and Europe.
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Bulk Infrastructure has entered into an agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to use Bulk’s share of the HAVFRUE cable and carrier neutral data centre facilities.
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Bulk Infrastructure has broken ground for its new scalable carrier neutral colocation data centre in Esbjerg, Denmark.
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Bulk Infrastructure has purchased a 50 acre site in Esbjerg, Denmark to build a scalable carrier neutral colocation data centre.
