Amazon Web Services AWS eu-north-1 Availability Zone E

Data Center Power Index verdict for Stockholm — the market this facility sits in.

DC Hub analyst read on Stockholm — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).

Stockholm's data center ecosystem remains modest in scale, with 103 tracked facilities totaling 25 MW across a fragmented operator landscape. The market is dominated by Bahnhof 6 facilities, followed by a three-way tie between Equinix, AB Stokab, and Digital Realty each operating 4–5 sites. This distribution reflects neither consolidation nor vertical dominance; no single operator controls more than 24% of tracked capacity. The recent lease extension at Vanda 3, which secured an additional 30 MW of power, signals confidence in site-level expansion, though this capacity addition underscores the current tightness in the broader market. The DCPI verdict—excess-power at 62/100 paired with constraint at 43/100—warrants caution for acquisition-focused investors, though the reasoning differs from outright-rejection markets. The excess-power score of 62 indicates moderate surplus availability,…

Published DC Hub data for this location.

Networks recorded as present at or immediately around AWS eu-north-1 Availability Zone E in public peering records. Treat this as a map of who is there, not as a list of contracted cross-connects — availability, diversity and pricing are the operator’s to confirm.

Source: PeeringDB carrier-to-facility records, matched to this site by location. A network listed here may sit in a neighbouring hall or an adjacent building at the same address, so presence is reported for the location rather than for a single suite.

DC Hub tracks 19 operating generating units totalling 768 MW within about 50 km of SE. Generation mix shapes both carbon profile and interconnection options for a site at this location.

Source: Global Energy Monitor unit inventory, operating units only. Counts are units, not plants.