Magnora Data Center ASA is a Norway-based digital infrastructure company engaged in the development, operation, and management of medium-to-large scale sustainable data centers across the Nordic and Baltic regions. The company operates through two primary business models comprising project development and facility operations, serving hyperscalers, enterprise cloud providers, sovereign institutions, and artificial intelligence infrastructure operators. Its portfolio of products and services includes greenfield and brownfield site sourcing; land acquisition and long-term land leasing; grid interconnection securing and power allocation agreements; environmental permitting, zoning approvals, and civil engineering design up to ready-to-build status; carrier-neutral colocation space and private data suites; high-density compute hosting optimized for artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads; sovereign cloud infrastructure solutions; dedicated network cross-connects and high-capacity fiber connectivity; and turnkey facility management, cooling optimization, and 24/7 technical monitoring services provided through its operational data center subsidiary, Storespeed AS. Magnora Data Center ASA maintains development and operational assets across Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Estonia. Founded in 2026 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway, the company operates as a majority-owned subsidiary of renewable energy development group Magnora ASA. In June 2026, Magnora Data Center ASA completed its corporate spin-off and executed an initial public listing on the Euronext Growth Oslo exchange under the ticker symbol MDATA. Recent strategic developments include the acquisition of a controlling stake in Norwegian regional data center operator Storespeed AS in Halden, Norway, establishing direct operational hosting capabilities alongside its project pipeline, as well as the September 2026 acquisition of a 50% equity interest in the Risti Kampus OÜ joint venture with renewable energy producer Sunly AS to develop a sustainable data center campus in Risti, Estonia, designed for up to 400 megawatts of power capacity.