Verne Global

Verne Global is a provider of sustainable data center colocation services, offering low-carbon, high-density facilities for organisations that require high-performance computing capabilities. Its services are powered by 100% renewable geothermal and wind energy, and it was the first hyperscale-ready colocation provider in the Nordics to obtain third-party climate-neutral certification. Customers include NVIDIA, BMW, DeepL and Nebius, and the company operates facilities across four countries: Iceland, Finland, the United Kingdom and France.

The company's technical work spans data center design and build, data center operations, high-performance computing infrastructure, high-density colocation and renewable energy integration. Alongside colocation, it delivers end-to-end data center solutions, covering the full scope of design, construction and operations through its own engineering teams. Its largest site is a 44-acre data center campus in Keflavik, Iceland, which draws on abundant geothermal and wind energy to provide climate-neutral infrastructure for the AI, HPC and enterprise markets.

Verne Global describes its approach as combining Nordic engineering expertise with modern technology, on the premise that high-intensity computing and environmental responsibility can coexist. Its stated focus is on helping organisations scale their digital operations while addressing rising and unpredictable power costs through sustainable infrastructure.