Nordic Hosting: The Fastest Green Servers in the North

All Nordic hosting is served from our datacenter in Stockholm, Sweden. Stockholm sits on the fiber backbone that converges traffic across Scandinavia and the Baltic, giving you low single-digit latency to Oslo, Copenhagen, and Helsinki from one location. For workloads that also need a central-EU or North American footprint, we run regions in Frankfurt and Ashburn, Virginia.

Yes. Sweden is an EU member, so data hosted in our Stockholm datacenter sits under EU jurisdiction and is covered by GDPR by default. Norway and Iceland are part of the EEA, so data moving between the Nordic countries and the wider EEA is treated as a free transfer — no Standard Contractual Clauses, adequacy decisions, or Schrems II complications required.

Expect roughly 7 ms round-trip to Helsinki, about 9 ms to both Oslo and Copenhagen, and around 22-24 ms to the central-European hubs of Amsterdam and Frankfurt. Because Stockholm is a primary Nordic peering point, regional users experience response times that feel local.

Yes. Sweden generates roughly 99% of its electricity from low-carbon sources — the highest share in the EU — using a mix of hydropower, wind, and nuclear. Combined with free-air cooling, this gives Nordic data centers a power usage effectiveness near 1.1, so your hosting is genuinely renewable rather than offset on paper.

A US-headquartered cloud remains subject to US disclosure laws such as the CLOUD Act and FISA 702 even when the data sits in a European datacenter. As an EU-operated provider running on Swedish soil, we keep your data outside that reach — giving Nordic and EU businesses true data sovereignty alongside lower latency to local users.

Yes. From the Stockholm region you can deploy dedicated NVMe bare-metal servers for maximum, isolated performance or spin up cloud instances for elastic scaling — both on NVMe storage. Every plan includes free migration from your current host, a 99.99% uptime SLA, and 24/7 human support.