Scandinavian Data Centers develops data centers built to scale with customer’s mission critical workloads in Tier III equivalent facilties.
We are dedicated to show that there is a better way to design, build but most importantly operate data centers for the benefit of our communities, the climate and our customers.
Our facilities are developed with a systems perspective: each site is designed not only to deliver compute capacity, but also to integrate with the local energy infrastructure, increase resilience and reduce overall carbon impact.

The ScandiDC I high security data center site is located at a former military aircraft engine facility in Eskilstuna, Sweden.

At Scandinavian Data Centers, data centers are not developed as isolated facilities. Each site is designed as part of a broader system where infrastructure and energy flows and surrounding systems work holistically together.
SDC’s facilities are carrier neutral with redundant fiber connectivity and cloud connect services that make your selection of IT services run seamlessly.
The data centers are fenced off with surveillance cameras and protected by RC4 entry doors with security monitoring 24/7. SDC’s operations team guarantees that your chosen datacenter location will run under rigorous SLAs within a Tier 3 equivalent facility.

The Nordics in general and Sweden in particular has the largest per capital and top 2 aggregate energy surplus in Europe. This ensures green, available and cheap power.
Scandinavian Data Centers offers a combination of secure infrastructure, circular energy architecture, and operational excellence.

Operating in Sweden with the ambition of creating a full regional platform, the Nordic location provides access to stable and abundant energy systems, favorable climate conditions and a strong regulatory framework. These factors support reliable data center operations and long term infrastructure deployments.
Scandinavian Data Centers builds and operates facilities designed to support all security, digital and fiber enterprise IT requirements within this Nordic context.
