Polarise and World Wide Technology Partner on 5 MW Oslo AI Data Center

Oct 23, 2026
World Wide Technology will serve as systems integrator for a new Polarise AI data center in Oslo with 5 MW of compute capacity.

Polarise GmbH and World Wide Technology formed a partnership to build sovereign AI infrastructure across Europe, the companies announced in a press release.

The first joint project is a Polarise AI data center in Oslo, where World Wide Technology will serve as systems integrator. The liquid cooled site will use NVIDIA accelerated computing and provide 5 MW of compute capacity.

Polarise will own the data center, cooling systems, computing infrastructure and software platform. World Wide Technology will support delivery of the Oslo cluster and further Polarise facilities planned across Europe.

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