Lefdal Mine Data Centers

Lefdal Mine Data Centers (LMD) is a prominent data center operator in Europe, known for its cost-effective, secure, and environmentally sustainable solutions. Located in a repurposed olivine mine in Vestland county, Norway, LMD utilizes its unique underground facility to ensure exceptional physical security and protection against electromagnetic pulses (EMP). The data center spans six underground levels and 75 chambers, offering up to 120,000 m² of net white space and an 80 MW power capacity. LMD provides a range of services, including flexible colocation, high-density computing with advanced cooling systems, and customizable infrastructure tailored to client needs. The facility is preparing to host Norway’s first supercomputer, enhancing its capabilities for national research and high-performance computing. LMD serves a diverse clientele, including national research institutions, large enterprises, cloud providers, and local businesses, all benefiting from its sustainable practices powered by renewable hydroelectric energy. With a focus on scalability, flexibility, and cost efficiency, LMD stands out as a leader in the data center industry.