nexthop.no 20U private rack, NOK 2,690.00/mo. on Colocation
20U private rack has been added on Mar 17, 2026
| 📌 Dedicated IPs : | 0 |
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| 💳 Payment Methods : | Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards |
| ✍️ Support Options : | EmailPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7 |
| 🌏 Server Locations : | Norway |
| ⚑ Targeting : | NO |
| 🚀 Uptime : | 100 % |
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*📜 Plan description
Dedicated half-rack colocation with 20U private rack space, published from NOK 2690 per month in the Norwegian pricing snippet.
The rack is described as 120 cm deep and delivered ready for use with redundant A+B power on rack PDUs, with consumption models tailored to the customer's needs.
This tier includes 24/7 personal access by keycard according to the FAQ section for dedicated half and full racks.
It is positioned for businesses that need private rack segregation, direct control over installed equipment, and the option to combine colocation with fiber, cross-connects, remote hands, or hybrid cloud.
Electricity is not bundled into the headline price and is invoiced afterward based on actual measured consumption.
This colocation group is described as enterprise-grade space in modern Oslo-area data centers built for high uptime at competitive cost, with 6000 square meters of white space, 12000 square meters of total floor space, PCI DSS compliance, ISO 14001 and ISO 27001 certifications, and Tier III certification in progress. The facilities emphasize physical and power resilience through 24/7 on-site security staff, CCTV, keycard-controlled restricted areas, mantraps, multiple physical barriers, individual locking options, gas-based fire suppression, full 2N redundancy, double generator and UPS systems, separate A and B power feeds, monthly generator testing, redundant indirect air-to-air cooling and a PUE around 1.1 under optimal conditions. Service is available from multiple data centers in the Oslo region, including the primary site at Orange's facility in Hornerudveien 25 and additional popular Oslo sites such as DigiPlex Ulven. Internet connectivity can be delivered over fully redundant fiber using 100Mbit, 1Gbit, 10Gbit or 40Gbit ports, with local cross-connects and longer-haul interconnect options available. Remote hands and extended on-call agreements are offered, power consumption is billed monthly in arrears based on measured kWh usage, and hybrid cloud links into the OpenStack-based cloud platform are available for mixed physical and virtual environments.
The rack is described as 120 cm deep and delivered ready for use with redundant A+B power on rack PDUs, with consumption models tailored to the customer's needs.
This tier includes 24/7 personal access by keycard according to the FAQ section for dedicated half and full racks.
It is positioned for businesses that need private rack segregation, direct control over installed equipment, and the option to combine colocation with fiber, cross-connects, remote hands, or hybrid cloud.
Electricity is not bundled into the headline price and is invoiced afterward based on actual measured consumption.
This colocation group is described as enterprise-grade space in modern Oslo-area data centers built for high uptime at competitive cost, with 6000 square meters of white space, 12000 square meters of total floor space, PCI DSS compliance, ISO 14001 and ISO 27001 certifications, and Tier III certification in progress. The facilities emphasize physical and power resilience through 24/7 on-site security staff, CCTV, keycard-controlled restricted areas, mantraps, multiple physical barriers, individual locking options, gas-based fire suppression, full 2N redundancy, double generator and UPS systems, separate A and B power feeds, monthly generator testing, redundant indirect air-to-air cooling and a PUE around 1.1 under optimal conditions. Service is available from multiple data centers in the Oslo region, including the primary site at Orange's facility in Hornerudveien 25 and additional popular Oslo sites such as DigiPlex Ulven. Internet connectivity can be delivered over fully redundant fiber using 100Mbit, 1Gbit, 10Gbit or 40Gbit ports, with local cross-connects and longer-haul interconnect options available. Remote hands and extended on-call agreements are offered, power consumption is billed monthly in arrears based on measured kWh usage, and hybrid cloud links into the OpenStack-based cloud platform are available for mixed physical and virtual environments.
📄 Editorial Review
Nexthop AS is a Norway-based infrastructure provider focused on business fiber connectivity, cloud servers (IaaS), and colocation, with operations centered in the Oslo area. They have been active since 2008 and run the business more like an ISP and data-center operator than a typical "website hosting" brand—so customers looking for classic shared hosting or cheap cPanel plans will notice immediately that this portfolio is aimed at companies with real infrastructure needs.The service stack is built around three main lines:
- Fiber / Carrier services: Business-grade fiber delivery in and around Oslo, with options that go well beyond "internet access." They handle IP transit, point-to-point connectivity, and can design more advanced network setups for customers that need routing control and redundancy.
- Cloud Servers (OpenStack-based IaaS): A self-service cloud where customers spin up virtual machines quickly, manage networks and storage, and automate workflows via APIs. The platform is designed to avoid vendor lock-in through native OpenStack APIs and supports hybrid setups that connect cloud networks directly to physical equipment.
- Colocation: Rack space and private areas designed for high availability, with strong emphasis on physical security, redundant power/cooling, and flexible connectivity (including cross-connects and high-capacity ports).
They also operate in adjacent infrastructure areas that are not positioned as "storefront products" but appear as part of their broader operations: managed hosting/server operations, hybrid solutions, dual-site colocation, wavelengths, offsite backup, VPN services, and robust DNS.
On the corporate side, Nexthop has expanded through acquisitions, including Activosys (2014), MultiHost IT (2018), and Bayonette’s fiber network (2018), consolidating teams and services into Nexthop.
Website localization: the public site is available in English and Norwegian (Norsk). Pricing is shown in NOK, and prices are stated without tax.
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