Kom og hør mere om potentialet i den danske datacenter industri

Datacenter Industrien (DDI) kunne igen byde velkommen til en spændende blanding af briefing, rundbordssamtale, debatter og socialt samvær i hyggelige rammer på Slægtsgaarden i Allinge.

Denmark will soon host a fully Danish-owned and operated hyperscale data center. The first phase of the project, to be operational in 2026, will eventually reach a capacity of up to 200 megawatts, making it one of the largest data centers in the country.

På Folkemødet d. 12. juni sætter Datacenter Industrien fokus på dekarbonisering og digitalisering med en hel dag dedikeret til datacentre. En ny rapport præsenteres og nøgleaktører samles til debat om datacentrenes rolle i Danmarks digitale og bæredygtige fremtid.

In addition to returning to the global congress with the Nordic Pavillon, the Nordic NTAs are nominated for the Datacloud Global Awards in the Best Community engagement category for their work with Nordic Data Center Week in 2024.  Datacloud Global Congress takes place June 3-5 in Cannes and will see over 2,500 senior decision makers gathering in the heart of the French Riviera, Cannes, to network, close deals and gain insights from world-class digital infrastructure experts.

AI fylder det meste i datacenterbranchen i disse år, og derfor var AI også dominerende tema i de fleste oplæg og debatter på årets udgave af Datacenters Denmark. For syvende gang kunne Datacenter Industrien byde velkommen til den store konference, der blev afholdt 15. maj i konferencecentret Hangar ved Københavns Lufthavn.

The Danish Data Center Market Report 2025 – Trends, Investment Analysis & Growth Opportunities was officially launched today at the opening of this year’s Data Centers Denmark conference, spotlighting a sector undergoing rapid transformation. As AI adoption accelerates, energy demands intensify, and sustainability expectations rise, Denmark is firmly positioning itself as a strategic hub in Europe’s digital infrastructure landscape. “The domestic data center sector is growing at an unprecedented pace, as the report clearly shows,” says Henrik Hansen, CEO of Danish Data Center Industry. “AI, sustainability, and energy integration are rewriting the rules. The opportunities are vast, both for the industry and for Denmark as a whole. But staying competitive will require smarter infrastructure, flexible power strategies, and strong cross-sector collaboration". This year’s report features detailed forecasts on expected power capacity growth through 2028, along with a comprehensive analysis of current and future investment trends. It also examines shifting end-user IT strategies, driven by AI, cloud, and their impact on data center design, construction, and operations. In addition, the report tracks key industry-led innovations, including microgrids, hydrogen integration and grid balancing strategies, which are essential for building a resilient, AI-ready digital infrastructure. Detailed market maps visualize key developments across hyperscale and colocation buildouts, planned heat reuse projects, and regional electricity dynamics. “We are excited to share the insights from this year’s report with the broader community,” adds Henrik Hansen. “It provides a critical look at how Denmark can lead not just in capacity, but in innovation, sustainability, and future-ready digital infrastructure.” Access to report The report is now available for DDI members in the member's area of the DDI website The report is available to be procured by non-member- request access here. DDI Media contact: For any queries regarding the report, please contact: Henrik Hansen, CEO, DDI email: hh@datacenterindustrien.dk Phone: + 45 40 13 44 74 Christine Kjær Jacobsen email: chja@datacenterindustrien.dk Phone: +45 29 75 29 32

DDI and the 2025 category sponsors are proud to announce the winners of the 2025 DDI awards. The 2025 Danish Data Center Industry Award highlighted impressive projects, people, and ideas coming from the regional data center industry. Over 210 people from Denmark and beyond were gathered at Moltke’s Palæ in Copenhagen to celebrate the accomplishments of the industry. The Lead sponsor of the evening was Danfoss. Following a drinks reception, which was sponsored by t5 Data Centers a total of 9 awards were presented by the category sponsors.

The annual event invites experts from all over the world to discuss how to design, build, and operate future AI and Cloud Infrastructure. The event is set to connect over 400 decision-makers from Europe and the US

New from the industry: STACK Infrastructure EMEA, who owns and operates two data centers in Denmark, is selling its European colocation data centers to investment fund Apollo.