Artificial intelligence doesn’t live in the cloud — it lives in buildings. Massive, power-hungry, water-cooled buildings. As AI’s appetite for energy and processing explodes, data centers have quietly become one of the most sought-after real estate asset classes, reshaping how we think about location, construction, and operations.
This session dives into the physical backbone of the AI era — from hyperscalers building megacampuses to nimble neoclouds serving regulated sectors with Nordic precision and ultra-low carbon footprints. We’ll ask how real estate developers, utilities, and cities can capture this once-in-a-generation opportunity — and whether the Nordics, with their cold climate, clean energy, and stable grid, are poised to become the digital world’s new capital.
Keynotes and panelists will be announced soon