69.6492° N — Arctic compute
Plan capacity
Template · Design system

Colour and text styles, components, breakpoints and motion exactly as the pages use them. Framer's Agent reads this page through the /design-system skill.

Colours
Section library
Colour styles11
Text styles34
Breakpoints1280 · 810 · 390
Version1.0
01⁠Colours11 colour styles

Black and greys carry the page; violet only appears as light. Change a style in the Assets panel and every page follows.

Black and greys carry the page; violet only appears as light. Change a style in the Assets panel and every page follows.

Black

/Base/Black

#000000

Page background and the loader.

Ink

/Base/Ink

#0A0A0A

Photo frames before the image loads.

Foreground

/Text/FG

#F3F3F3

Headings, pills and active text.

Mute

/Text/Mute

#A6A6A6

Body copy, labels and grey heading endings.

Dim

/Text/Dim

#5E5E5E

Captions, counters and placeholders.

Line

/Line/Line

rgba(243,243,243,.12)

Every hairline, border and frame.

Accent

/Accent/Accent

#D9D9D9

Live dots and rich-text body.

Violet

/Accent/Violet

#6E4BFF

Shader, glows, focus lines and selection.

Lilac

/Accent/Lilac

#C9BDFF

Lit dots, active states and small accents.

Plum

/Accent/Plum

#1A1033

Active tab fill and deep tints.

Live

/Accent/Live

#7FD4A8

Status dots that mean online.

02⁠TypographyTwo families, 34 styles

A grotesk for everything you read, a mono for everything you scan. Headings use Balance; never set a font or colour by hand, pick a style.

A grotesk for everything you read, a mono for everything you scan. Headings use Balance; never set a font or colour by hand, pick a style.

Aa

Inter Tight · 300 400 500

Everything you read

Aa

Geist Mono · 400

Everything you scan

H1

/Heading/H1

Inter Tight 400 · 72 · −0.045em · Balance

Arctic air, hydro power.

Display

/Heading/Display

Inter Tight 300 · 77 · −0.055em

−4 °C

CTA

/Heading/CTA

Inter Tight 400 · 47 · −0.04em

Lock a rate for three years.

H2

/Heading/H2

Inter Tight 400 · 44 · −0.04em

Cooled by the climate.

H3 L

/Heading/H3 L

Inter Tight 400 · 28 · −0.035em

Racked and burned in within 11 days.

H3

/Heading/H3

Inter Tight 400 · 26 · −0.03em

Racked and burned in within 11 days.

H3 S

/Heading/H3 S

Inter Tight 400 · 20 · −0.025em

Racked and burned in within 11 days.

Statement

/Body/Statement

Inter Tight 500 · 32 · −0.035em

We build where the cold is free.

Quote

/Body/Quote

Inter Tight 400 · 24 · 1.3

“In Narvik our runs just keep going.”

Lede

/Body/Lede

Inter Tight 500 · 20 · 1.5

Power, cooling, fabric and checkpoint storage are in the rate.

Large

/Body/Large

Inter Tight 500 · 18 · 1.6

Power, cooling, fabric and checkpoint storage are in the rate.

Body

/Body/Body

Inter Tight 400 · 16 · 1.45

Power, cooling, fabric and checkpoint storage are in the rate. Longer terms lower it.

Body FG

/Body/Body FG

Inter Tight 500 · 16 · white

Power, cooling, fabric and checkpoint storage are in the rate.

Body Mute

/Body/Body Mute

Inter Tight 400 · 16 · grey · left

Section notes on Tablet and Phone.

Body End

/Body/Body End

Inter Tight 400 · 16 · grey · right

Section notes on Desktop.

Small

/Body/Small

Inter Tight 400 · 15

Engineers reply within one working day.

Spec

/Body/Spec

Inter Tight 400 · 14

Engineers reply within one working day.

Link

/Body/Link

Inter Tight 500 · 14

Read the case

Caption

/Body/Caption

Inter Tight 400 · 13

Hall A, Narvik · March 2024

Rich P

/Rich/Rich P

Inter Tight 400 · 18 · 1.6

Narvik sits at 68.4° N. For about 8,400 hours a year, outside air is colder than the 24 °C we feed the cold aisle.

Rich H2

/Rich/Rich H2

Inter Tight 400 · 28

Why air, not water

Rich H3

/Rich/Rich H3

Geist Mono 400 · 12 · uppercase

The numbers

Rich Quote

/Rich/Rich Quote

Inter Tight 400 · 26

“Fewer restarts, steadier throughput.”

Label

/Mono/Label

Geist Mono 400 · 10 · +0.1em · uppercase

69.6492° N — Arctic compute

Label FG

/Mono/Label FG

Geist Mono · white

69.6492° N — Arctic compute

Label Dim

/Mono/Label Dim

Geist Mono · dim

69.6492° N — Arctic compute

Label Lilac

/Mono/Label Lilac

Geist Mono · lilac

69.6492° N — Arctic compute

Button

/Mono/Button

Geist Mono 400 · 11

Plan capacity

Micro

/Mono/Micro

Geist Mono 400 · 9

Build 1.0

Live

/Mono/Live

Geist Mono 400 · 10

N-01 Narvik −4 °C · Live

Data

/Mono/Data

Geist Mono 400 · 15 · −0.02em

2,048 GPUs · 99.995%

Number L

/Mono/Number L

Geist Mono 400 · 51

$1.46

Number M

/Mono/Number M

Geist Mono 400 · 31

−34%

Number S

/Mono/Number S

Geist Mono 400 · 20

3.2 Tb/s

03⁠ButtonsOne pill, two weights

The Pill (Parts) is the only button. It draws its own arrow, so the label is plain text. Never type an arrow and never make round icon buttons.

The Pill (Parts) is the only button. It draws its own arrow, so the label is plain text. Never type an arrow and never make round icon buttons.

Plan capacity

Pill · primary

38 px high, mono 11. On hover a black fill sweeps in from the left and the arrow cell shifts.

Read the case

Pill · ghost

Hairline outline at 30 % white; on hover it fills white and the text turns black.

Send request

Form Submit

Native form button: Loading, Success and Error variants with the same pill inside.

04⁠FormsNative Framer forms

Fields are underlined, not boxed; a violet line draws in on focus. The forms on Home 01, Home 02, Contact 01, Contact 03, News and every role are native Framer forms.

Fields are underlined, not boxed; a violet line draws in on focus. The forms on Home 01, Home 02, Contact 01, Contact 03, News and every role are native Framer forms.

Cluster size
64 – 512 GPUs512 – 4096 GPUs4096+ GPUs
Specimen only · real forms are native Framer forms
Send request

Where they are

Quote request — /home-01 and /home-02. Capacity request — /contact-01. Site tour — /contact-03. Newsletter — /news. Application — /careers/:slug.

How to edit

Select a field and change its name, type or options in the right panel. Choices are native Selects. Submissions go to the form's destination (email, webhook or a connected tool).

05⁠Tags & chipsSmall labels

Tags mark a category or a state; the lilac one marks a single highlighted state per view. Chips sit on photos and the shader, so they carry their own blurred backing.

Tags mark a category or a state; the lilac one marks a single highlighted state per view. Chips sit on photos and the shader, so they carry their own blurred backing.

Engineering

Pod

Most booked

Tag — a frame, 24 high, hairline, Mono Label. Lilac outline + Label Lilac for one active state.

−4 °C outside
06⁠IconsDot-matrix set

Eight icons drawn on a 3 px dot grid. Hover a cell: the dots light up one after another and turn lilac. Pick them in any component's Icon control.

Eight icons drawn on a 3 px dot grid. Hover a cell: the dots light up one after another and turn lilac. Pick them in any component's Icon control.

Coldsnow
Powerhydro
Waterdrop
Airflowwind
Computechip
Telemetrypulse
Heat reuseheat
Sovereignshield
07⁠ShaderRibbed violet silk

One WebGL shader (RibbedLight) draws every violet surface: folded silk light seen through horizontal flutes. It pauses off screen and shows one still frame with reduced motion.

One WebGL shader (RibbedLight) draws every violet surface: folded silk light seen through horizontal flutes. It pauses off screen and shows one still frame with reduced motion.

Hero

light 0.7 · 0.65 · gain 2.4 · rib 10

Card

light 0.5 · 0.45 · gain 2.2 · rib 8

Band

sweep on · vignette 0.6 · floor 0.1

Pricing hero

light 0.86 · 0.95 · gain 2.2 · rib 9

Light X / Y

0–1

Where the light sits: x from the left, y from the bottom. It drifts slowly around this point.

Gain

1.5–3

Brightness. About 2.2 for cards, 2.4–2.6 for heroes.

Rib

px

Height of one horizontal flute.

Spread

number

Size of the lit area. Above 1 is wider and softer.

Seed

number

Start time, so two shaders never fold the same way.

Vignette

0–1

Darkens the edges. Lower it for wide bands.

Floor

0–0.3

A faint lit base on every flute, so dark areas keep their texture.

Sweep

speed

Moves the light left and right across the width; Light X is ignored.

Cursor

on / off

With a mouse, the light leans towards the pointer and the flutes magnify near it.

08⁠PhotosOne pattern per photo

Every photo is grayscale with its own contrast and brightness, seen through a hex perforated mesh. Drop the Mesh component into any image frame; swap the photo natively or bind a CMS image.

Every photo is grayscale with its own contrast and brightness, seen through a hex perforated mesh. Drop the Mesh component into any image frame; swap the photo natively or bind a CMS image.

Wide slot

Contrast 1.08 · Brightness 0.82

Portrait slot

Contrast 1.08 · Brightness 1

09⁠Spacing & gridThree breakpoints

Desktop 1280, Tablet 810, Phone 390. Sections stack top to bottom with these paddings; side columns become full width on Tablet and Phone.

Desktop 1280, Tablet 810, Phone 390. Sections stack top to bottom with these paddings; side columns become full width on Tablet and Phone.

Token

Desktop

Tablet

Phone

Side gutter

28 px

18 px

16 px

Section padding

179 px

120 px

96 px

Grid gap

22–24 px

22 px

16–22 px

Rule padding

22 px

22 px

22 px

Nav height

64 px

64 px

56 px

Content width

1264 px

full

full

Desktop · 1280

Side labels, two-column heads, sticky asides.

Tablet · 810

Heads stack, side columns go full width, card grids drop to two columns.

Phone · 390

Single column, 16 px gutter, checked at 375 px.

10⁠MotionBuilt into the components

No timelines to wire. Motion lives in the components and respects reduced motion.

No timelines to wire. Motion lives in the components and respects reduced motion.

Effect

When

What it does

Headlines

On load / on scroll

Heading component, Reveal on: letters fade in from a blur, 20 ms apart.

Section labels

On scroll

Label component, Reveal on: the number and title rise in.

Blocks

On scroll

Code sections rise 28 px and fade in over 1.1 s; lists stagger 70 ms apart.

Figures

On scroll

Numbers count from 0 to the written value, keeping prefix, suffix and decimals.

Photos

On scroll

Mesh component, Reveal on: the frame opens from an inset clip.

Shader

Always

Follows the cursor with a mouse; pauses off screen.

Reduced motion

System setting

Everything shows at once and the shader renders one still frame.

11⁠Section libraryCopy into any page

Real sections from the pages, in page rhythm. Select one, copy it (⌘C) and paste it into another page; edit its content in the right panel.

Real sections from the pages, in page rhythm. Select one, copy it (⌘C) and paste it into another page; edit its content in the right panel.

01PlatformBuilt into every hall

Six things you get with every Nordlys cluster, whether you rent eight GPUs or a whole hall.

Air-cooled

Outside air below 10 °C for 300 days a year. No chillers to power.

Chillers0

Hydro-powered

Every kilowatt-hour from hydro and wind on the NO4 grid, matched hourly.

Renewable98.7%

Zero water

Free-air cooling means no evaporative towers, in summer or winter.

Water / year0 L

Closed-loop heat

Waste heat leaves at 35 °C and warms Narvik’s district network.

Reused41 GWh

Dedicated fabric

Every pod gets its own 3.2 Tb/s InfiniBand fabric. No noisy neighbours.

HardwareH200 · B300

Live telemetry

PUE, load and carbon metered every hour and exposed through the API.

Uptime99.995%
From$1.62/ GPU-hour, all-in
Request a quote
How it works01/ 03
02How it worksThe cold does three jobs
01 · Air

Air

Outside air below 10 °C for 300 days a year. Fans move it through the halls; there are no chillers to power.

Chillers0
PUE1.09
02 · Water

Water

Free-air cooling means no evaporative towers. The halls use no water for cooling, in summer or winter.

Water / year0 L
Towers0
03 · Heat

Heat

Waste heat leaves the halls at 35 °C and flows into Narvik’s district heating network.

Heat reused41 GWh
Homes4,200
03VoicesFrom the teams on the floor

Two of the labs training in Hall A, in their own words.

Customer since 2024
“Our training runs used to stall on thermal limits every summer. In Narvik they just keep going. Fewer restarts, steadier throughput, and a power bill we can plan around.”
—Amara Okafor, Head of Infrastructure−38%job restarts
Portrait of Amara Okafor01 / 02Live telemetry
Customer since 2025
“We moved 512 GPUs north in eleven days. Same fabric, same tooling, and every kilowatt-hour now shows up as hydro on our carbon report.”
—Jonas Weber, CTO98.7%renewable
Portrait of Jonas Weber02 / 02Hydro-powered
04FAQBefore you reserve

Still unsure? An engineer answers within one working day.

Ask a question

Up to 512 GPUs are ready in about three days. Dedicated pods up to 4,096 GPUs are racked and burned in within eleven days. Larger builds are scheduled with you.

In Norway, inside the EEA. Data never leaves the hall unless you move it, and sovereign tenants hold their own encryption keys.

NVIDIA H200 today, with B300 pods bookable from Q1 2027. Every pod sits on a dedicated 3.2 Tb/s InfiniBand fabric.

Per GPU-hour, all-in: power, cooling, fabric and checkpoint storage are included. Longer terms lower the hourly rate.

Yes. Run Slurm, Kubernetes or bare metal, with your own images. Our engineers help with the first deployment.

01DataMeasured at the meter
01 / 05
PUE · 20250.00

Power usage effectiveness, metered every hour across Hall A.

Renewable share0.0%

Hydro and wind from the NO4 grid, matched by the hour.

Water used0L

Free-air cooling. No evaporative towers, no chilled water.

Heat reused0GWh

Delivered to Narvik’s district heating network last winter.

Latency to Oslo0.0ms

Two dark-fibre routes south, diverse paths.

03Case studiesThe people who moved north
All case studies
Portrait of Amara Okafor
TensorfieldFoundation models
“We trained a 70B model in 19 days and spent a third less on energy. The cold is not a gimmick, it is a cost line.”
Amara OkaforHead of Infrastructure, Tensorfield
−34%
Energy cost
Read case study
Portrait of Jonas Weber
Helix AIBiotech inference
“We moved our protein-folding fleet north without changing a line of code. Latency went up two milliseconds. Nobody noticed.”
Jonas WeberCTO, Helix AI
−61%
CO₂ per query
Read case study
Portrait of Erik Halvorsen
Orbit LabsEarth observation
“A petabyte of satellite imagery a month, and zero litres of water. That number changed how our board talks about compute.”
Erik HalvorsenCFO, Orbit Labs
0 L
Water used
Read case study
05NewsFrom the North
All news
01ProcessFrom signature to first job

Eleven days from contract to a cluster running your code. Every step is metered.

01

Reserve

Day 0

Tell us cluster size, GPU type and start date. You get a fixed quote with power, cooling and fabric included.

Quote in 1 dayFixed price
02

Rack

Day 3

Pods are allocated in Hall A and burned in for 72 hours before your first job touches them.

72 h burn-inH200 · B300
03

Train

Day 11

Jobs land on a dedicated 3.2 Tb/s fabric. Checkpoints stay in-hall, two milliseconds from your GPUs.

Slurm · K8sLive PUE
04

Report

Ongoing

Every hour of compute comes with metered energy, carbon and water figures you can hand to an auditor.

Hourly metersScope 2
04RatesPer GPU-hour, all-in
Power, cooling and fabric included
HardwareOn-demand1-year term3-year term
H200 SXM141 GB HBM3e$2.24/hr$1.84/hr$1.62/hr
B300288 GB HBM3e$2.98/hr$2.61/hr$2.34/hr
Sovereign hallPrivate · EEA—CustomCustom

Prices in USD, excluding VAT. Volume pricing from 4,096 GPUs.

01PlansThree ways to run
Pod64 – 512 GPUs

For teams fine-tuning and running research on shared fabric.

$1.84/ GPU-hour
256 GPUs, monthly$344k
  • NVIDIA H200, 141 GB
  • 3.2 Tb/s InfiniBand, shared spine
  • Slurm or Kubernetes, managed
  • Live in about 3 days
  • Email support, 1 working day
Reserve a pod
DedicatedMost booked

For labs training frontier models on their own fabric.

$1.72/ GPU-hour
1,024 GPUs, monthly$1.29M
  • H200 now, B300 from Q1 2027
  • Dedicated 3.2 Tb/s fabric, no neighbours
  • Bare metal, your images
  • Racked and burned in within 11 days
  • Named engineer, 15-minute response
Plan a pod
Sovereign4,096+ GPUs

For governments and regulated industry that need a hall of their own.

$1.64/ GPU-hour
4,096 GPUs, monthly$4.90M
  • Private cage or full hall
  • Your encryption keys, EEA only
  • Air-gapped option
  • Scheduled build, about 30 days
  • On-site team in Narvik
Talk to sales
Power included
Cooling included
Fabric included
Zero water
03IncludedWhat's in the rate

No power surcharge, no cooling line, no egress meter inside the EEA. One number per GPU-hour covers all of it.

  • Power

    Hydro and wind from the NO4 grid, matched hourly.

    98.7% hydro
  • Cooling

    Outside air below 10 °C for 300 days a year. No chillers.

    PUE 1.08
  • Fabric

    Non-blocking InfiniBand inside every pod.

    3.2 Tb/s
  • Checkpoint storage

    An NVMe tier next to the racks, sized to the plan.

    From 200 TB
  • Security

    Biometric halls, ISO 27001, data kept inside the EEA.

    ISO 27001
  • Telemetry

    Power, temperature and ECC errors for every GPU, live.

    1 s resolution
  • Hands on site

    Engineers in Hall A around the clock, swaps within four hours.

    24 / 7
  • Egress in the EEA

    Move checkpoints and datasets between EEA regions without a meter.

    €0 / GB
02BreakdownWhere the money goes

One GPU-hour at the floor rate, split six ways. Cheap hydro and free Arctic air keep power and cooling to under a fifth.

$1.46One GPU-hour
Hover a segment
Hardware$0.76
Power$0.20
Cooling$0.04
Fabric$0.13
People$0.12
Margin$0.21
Hardware
$0.7652%

H200 servers, written off over five years.

Power
$0.2014%

Hydro at a fixed NO4 price, 1.1 kW per GPU.

Cooling
$0.043%

Fans and outside air. No chillers, no water.

Fabric
$0.139%

InfiniBand switches, optics and storage tier.

People
$0.128%

Engineers on site in Narvik, around the clock.

Margin
$0.2114%

What funds N-02 Kiruna, opening in 2027.

02In numbersMetered, not modelled

Trailing twelve months, Hall A. Updated on the first of every month.

9,984GPUs live in Narvik
98.7%Hydro power
1.08Average PUE
0LCooling water used
03PrinciplesHow we decide

Four rules we use to choose sites, suppliers and customers.

P / 01

Let the climate work

Narvik averages 1.6 °C a year. Outside air cools Hall A; no chillers, no towers, no water.

P / 02

Power you can trace

Every kilowatt-hour comes from Nordic hydro with guarantees of origin, published per hall.

P / 03

Your data stays in the EEA

A Norwegian company with halls in Norway and Sweden. Customer-held keys, no transfers out.

P / 04

Measure everything

PUE, inlet temperature and grid mix are metered every minute and shared with customers.

04TeamThe people you will meet

Founders and engineers from grid operations, hyperscale build-out and HPC research.

Ingrid Solberg

Co-founder & CEOTromsø

Mats Eriksen

Co-founder & CTONarvik

Sofia Lind

COOTromsø
Ravi Menon

Ravi Menon

Head of EngineeringNarvik
Lena Berg

Lena Berg

Solutions engineerN-01 Narvik
7Open roles

Join the team

See careers Relocation covered
01LocationsThree sites above the Arctic Circle

Offices in Tromsø, compute in Narvik and, from 2027, Kiruna. All three run on Nordic hydro and Arctic air.

Nordlys headquarters, TromsøHQ · Office69.6492° N
18.9553° E

TromsøHeadquarters

Open
Local time
10:24UTC+2
Outside
−2 °C · Light snow
Address
Strandgata 14, 9008 Tromsø, Norway
Directions
Hall A racks at N-01 NarvikN-01 · Live68.4385° N
17.4273° E

NarvikN-01 · Hall A

Online
Local time
10:24UTC+2
Intake air
−4 °C · PUE 1.08
Address
Fagernesveien 2, 8514 Narvik, Norway
Book a site tour
Cable trays at N-02 KirunaN-02 · 202767.8558° N
20.2253° E

KirunaN-02 · Under construction

Q3 2027
Local time
10:24UTC+2
Outside
−9 °C · Clear
Address
Industrivägen 9, 981 38 Kiruna, Sweden
Directions
01Why NordlysWhat comes with the job

We pay in the top quartile for Norway, publish every salary range and give everyone equity. The rest is below.

01

Relocation to Narvik

Flights, a furnished flat for three months and a local guide for schools, banks and the best ski tracks.

Up to NOK 90k · family included
02

Winter light allowance

Polar night lasts six weeks. Spend it on a daylight lamp, a week in the south or a sauna membership.

NOK 15k · every November
03

Equity for everyone

Every permanent hire gets options, from the hall floor to the board. Four years, one-year cliff, ten years to exercise.

100% of permanent staff
04

Six weeks of holiday

Thirty days, and we close between Christmas and New Year. On-call is paid and rotated, never stacked on leave.

30 days + winter close
05

Hardware budget

Pick your own laptop, monitors and chair. Engineers also get a standing GPU allocation for side projects.

NOK 40k + 8 GPUs on call
06

Learning days

Ten days a year for courses, conferences or a paper you want to reproduce. Results go in the Thursday notes.

10 days · NOK 25k budget
12⁠NextFrom system to site

Open the Instructions design page for styles, CMS, forms and SEO, or start from the page index.

Open the Instructions design page for styles, CMS, forms and SEO, or start from the page index.

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Tromsø HQ—
N-01 Narvik−4 °C · Live
N-02 Kiruna−9 °C · 2027
NO4 price€4.3 / MWh
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