Norway, June 23 -- Arctic Core AS is commencing groundwork at its data centre site in Kautokeino, Norway. The company expects to bring 2 megawatts (MW) of operational capacity online before the end of summer 2026.Kautokeino, located in the heart of Finnmark, offers ideal conditions for sustainable, high-performance computing infrastructure: a cold Arctic climate that reduces the need for mechanical cooling and has cheap and reliable access to renewable hydroelectric power. The initial 2 MW phase is designed to serve demand for scaling the groups current activities, will serve as a test site for Lokotechs novel hardware, and scaling of Powerpool Hostings activities. Construction is progressing on schedule, and the facility is expected to be ...