Øvrebø, Agder, Norway
CoreWeave Norway is an operational AI data center with AI chips owned by CoreWeave and possibly used by OpenAI. It hosts an estimated 51k H100-equivalents of AI compute, supported by 42 MW of IT power at a capital cost of $1.6 B. We estimate that it uses Nvidia B200 chips.
The timeline of IT power and AI compute capacity is based on satellite imagery, company disclosures, third-party reporting, our cooling equipment power model, and chip efficiency.

Satellite imagery
CURRENT COMPUTE
51kH100e
1.00e208-bit OP/s
CURRENT IT POWER
42MW
PROJECTED IT POWER
42MW
CURRENT COST
$1.6B
PROJECTED COST
$1.6B
Full breakdown
| Model | Manufacturer | Type | Units | Capacity (MW) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown air-cooled chiller | Unknown | Air-cooled chiller | 32 | 56.3 |
| Total | 32 | 56.3 |
This article from Bulk Infrastructure says construction had started on the "next 42 MW facility" by this date, so we model it as starting from here.
Building 1 appears to be operational based on satellite imagery, so we model it as operational from this date. In addition, Bulk said CoreWeave’s Norway AI deployment was expected to be operational by summer 2025. Since this lines up nicely with the new 42 MW building, we assume the 42 MW of Building 1 is fully leased by CoreWeave.
Building 1 perimeter is now fully paved. No other significant changes to Building 1 since the July 2025 image.
Building 1 still operational. No new major developments since the April image, though the large land clearing to the southwest is now much more clearly visible. Bulk is saying this expansion could include AI datacenters, but we don't have any confirmation this expansion is for CoreWeave yet.
View our calculations for this data center, or read more about our methodology.