Fifty hectares at the Hamre industrial park in Långsele, in Sollefteå municipality about 490 km north of Stockholm, are zoned and prepared for a 300 MW campus that atNorth confirmed on 23 February 2026 and targets for the first half of 2028. Sweden already carries two atNorth sites, at Kista and Akalla in Stockholm, and the group counts eight operating data centres with three more coming at Kouvola in Finland, Ølgod in Denmark and Stockholm. Långsele is the earliest-stage of them: secured land rather than a build, which atNorth says the completed zoning will let it move on quickly. Four days after the announcement, CPP Investments and Equinix agreed to buy atNorth from Partners Group for US$4 billion.
300 MW on a fifty-hectare site at the Hamre industrial park, targeted for the first half of 2028.
What stage has the Sollefteå site reached?
Land secured, fully zoned and prepared for development, which atNorth says allows an accelerated build. Ground has not been broken.
Which owners are taking over atNorth?
CPP Investments at about 60 per cent and Equinix at about 40 per cent, on a US$4 billion agreement with Partners Group announced 27 February 2026, replacing Partners Group's 2022 ownership.
Where else does atNorth run sites in Sweden?
Kista and Akalla, both in the Stockholm area, coded SWE01 and SWE02. Sollefteå would be its third Swedish location.