Bulk Data Centers, a data center provider, has won a deal from Aker BP, one of the largest oil companies in Europe, to supply colocation services.
Bulk is providing a dedicated, secure colocation solution within its Oslo Internet Exchange (OS-IX), supporting up to 20 kW per rack. OS-IX is Norway’s best-connected data center and is powered by renewable energy. This colocation solution is complemented by dark fiber connectivity sourced by Bulk from Fortum Fiber.
Jon Gravrak, CEO of Bulk Data Centers, said: “The value of Nordic digital infrastructure’s low operating costs when it comes to dense requirements such as those found in HPC — combined with our strategic location, scalability and flexibility — allowed us to deliver a tailored, meticulous solution to the company’s evolving needs.”