World's largest data centre to be built in Arctic Circle

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Start-up will construct the facility in northern Norway.

World's largest data centre to be built in Arctic Circle
Start-up Kolos is planning to build a record-breaking data centre in the town of Ballangen in northern Norway. The data centre will use chilled air and local hydropower to help keep energy costs down, as first reported by the BBC. Kolos recently raised investment from a series A funding round ...

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