Locations
Multiple cities across the Sweden
How does peering at Netnod IX in Stockholm benefit my server's latency?
Our Stockholm servers connect directly to Netnod, the premier Internet Exchange Point (IXP) in the Nordics. This provides a direct, redundant path (Green/Blue fabrics) to approximately 40% of the global IPv6 routing table. This direct peering significantly reduces latency not just to Scandinavian countries (Norway, Finland, Denmark) but also cuts routing hops to Asian destinations by up to 20ms compared to Central European hubs.
Is Stockholm a viable location for low-latency connectivity to Russia?
Yes, Stockholm is arguably the best strategic location for serving users in Western Russia (Moscow/St. Petersburg) without hosting inside Russian jurisdiction. Thanks to direct fiber routes like the Rascom network, latency from our Stockholm data center to Moscow is typically between 20-30ms, offering a stable and compliant alternative to local hosting.
What specific sustainability features do your Stockholm data centers offer?
Our facilities participate in Stockholm's 'Open District Heating' initiative. This means the excess heat generated by your servers is not wasted; it is captured and fed into the local heating grid to warm thousands of residential homes. Combined with Sweden's 98% renewable energy grid (Hydro/Wind), this makes your hosting footprint virtually carbon-neutral.
Does the Swedish 'Public Access to Information' principle affect my data privacy?
No. While Sweden has laws regarding public access to government records, private data hosted on dedicated servers is protected under the EU's strict GDPR laws. Sweden is considered a 'Safe Harbor' for data, offering strong legal protection for corporate assets against arbitrary seizure, unlike some non-EU jurisdictions.
Can I provision high-bandwidth (10Gbps+) unmetered ports in Sweden?
Yes. Due to the low cost of IP transit and dense fiber interconnectivity in the Nordics, we can offer 1Gbps, 10Gbps, 20Gbps, 40Gbps, and even 100Gbps unmetered dedicated ports at a fraction of the cost found in markets like London or Frankfurt. This is ideal for bandwidth-intensive applications like CDN nodes, VPN exits, and large-scale media streaming.
