01Reserved
01Compute
Reserved
Dedicated H200 and B300 pods from 256 GPUs, on one to three-year terms.
From$1.62/ GPU-hr
3.2 Tb/s fabricDeadline creditsNamed engineer
Nordlys69.6492° N — Arctic compute
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Signal · N-01 · NarvikHall A · 72% load
Compute, measured in degrees.
GPU halls above the Arctic Circle. Cooled by outside air, powered by rivers, metered to the watt.
01DataMeasured at the meter
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.
02ComputeThree ways to run
02On-demand
02Compute
On-demand
Spin up 8 to 512 GPUs in minutes. Billed per second, no commitment.
From$2.24/ GPU-hr
Per-second billing400 Gb/s fabricInstant start
03Sovereign
03Compute
Sovereign
Private halls under EEA jurisdiction for governments and research labs.
PriceCustom
Own hallCustomer-held keysISO 27001
03Case studiesThe people who moved north
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%
Read case studyEnergy cost
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%
Read case studyCO₂ per query
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
Read case studyWater used
04AboutWhy the North
Signed by 34 engineers in Tromsø
06ContactQ1 2027 allocation is open
