Bitzero Assets overview
Data Centers
Bitzero has secured four data centre locations in Northern Europe and North America positioning the company to support growing hyper-scale, AI, and HPC infrastructure demand through scalable renewable-powered capacity.
Data Center Locations
MW
Total Compute Delivery Capability 2027 / early 2028
MW
Capacity Under Binding Letter
>
GW
Total Growth Capacity
NAMSSKOGAN, NORWAY
Our 50,000m² revenue-generating Norway facility is located in the low-cost NO4 region where it benefits from the cooler temperatures, proximity to network lines including polar cables, and on-site security.
The site is powered by hydro energy, underscoring our dedication to environmental sustainability and renewables.
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Growth Capacity
Phase 1 – 110 MW – Under Construction
Phase 2 – 300 MW – Total Capacity
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KOKEMÄKI, FINLAND
Our most recently acquired site sits on a total potential plot size of 971,500m² near the port city of Pori, located in western Finland. 150,000m² of the site has been acquired with the remaining under option for future expansion.
This site offers the greatest growth potential, driven by a diversified energy mix that primarily includes hydro and nuclear, with additional support from solar and wind.
Growth Capacity
55MW Near-Term w/ Substation and Total Capacity of 1GW
RØYRVIK, NORWAY
Our second Norway site is leased and sits on an ~8,000m² industrial-zoned plot in the municipality of Røyrvik, powered by hydro energy.
It is strategically located near high-voltage infrastructure and benefits from close proximity to our existing site that will help to facilitate synergistic operations.
Growth Capacity
20MW Total Capacity
NORTH DAKOTA, U.S.A.
This cold-war era military installation was acquired by Bitzero in 2022. The site was selected for its large-scale power redundancy promoting grid independence and advanced physical security.
The 184-acre site benefits from a diversified energy mix including wind, natural gas, and grid sources.
Growth Capacity
20MW available near term and up to 300MW Total Capacity
