Web infrastructure in Reykjavik
Reykjavik is Iceland's primary data center hub, hosting 8 facilities. Its cool climate and abundant renewable energy make it attractive for energy-efficient operations. The city accounts for the majority of the country's colocation and wholesale hosting capacity.
Reykjavik as an internet hub
Top operators include Internet á Íslandi hf with 3 facilities and Borealis Data Center with 2. Others such as Opin Kerfi hf., Mila hf., and Stormur Datacenters ehf. each operate one facility. Two Internet exchange points serve the market: RIX with 25 connected networks and Múli IXP with 3.
Connectivity is provided via submarine cables to Europe and North America. The market serves international cloud providers, content delivery networks, and enterprises seeking low-latency links and sustainable hosting. Reykjavik's data centers also support local businesses and government institutions.
Key facts
- Internet á Íslandi hf operates 3 data centers in Reykjavik.
- Borealis Data Center runs 2 facilities in the city.
- RIX exchange connects 25 networks in Reykjavik.
- Múli IXP connects 3 networks in the city.
- Reykjavik hosts 8 data centers total.