atNorth to Host Sweden's National AI Cloud with 6G AI Sweden

atNorth will host the infrastructure for Sweden's National AI Cloud at its SWE01 data center in Stockholm, in partnership with 6G AI Sweden, using NVIDIA's latest AI chips.

atNorth will host the infrastructure for Sweden's National AI Cloud at its SWE01 data center in Stockholm, announced in a press release. This initiative is in partnership with 6G AI Sweden, which has secured NVIDIA's latest AI-powered chips, the H200 and Blackwell GB200, to support the cloud's development.

The National AI Cloud will ensure data sovereignty under Swedish jurisdiction and comply with GDPR regulations. Located at atNorth's SWE01 site, the cloud infrastructure will leverage renewable energy sources and heat reuse technology, aligning with 6G AI Sweden's sustainability goals.

M. A. Zaman, Founder & Chairman of 6G AI Sweden AB, emphasized the importance of this agreement in establishing 6G AI Sweden as a leading provider of sovereign AI infrastructure in the country. Anders Fryxell, Chief Sales Officer at atNorth, highlighted the shared commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility in this partnership.

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