nexthop.no 48U private rack, NOK 4,990.00/mo. on Colocation

Dedicated full-rack colocation with 48U private rack space, published from NOK 4990 per month in the Norwegian pricing snippet.
The full-height rack is described as 120 cm deep and delivered ready to use with redundant A+B power rails and customer-specific power usage models.
Dedicated half and full racks qualify for 24/7 personal access by keycard, making this suitable for organizations that require unrestricted facility entry, private rack control, and larger equipment density.
The service can be paired with redundant Internet ports, local cross-connects, long-haul fiber interconnects, smart hands, and hybrid cloud links into the OpenStack-based environment.
Electricity consumption is measured and billed separately each month in arrears.

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.