Brands
What we deliver for Data Centres
We help teams build faster, reduce on-site risk, and standardise quality across racks, rows, and sites—covering power, racks, containment, structured cabling, high-density fibre, and installation materials.
Power Distribution & Intelligence
Intelligent rack PDUs, metering, switching, environmental sensors, accessories.
Racks,Cabinets & DC Infrastructure
Server/network cabinets, rack accessories, DC infrastructure components and mounting solutions.
Aisle Containment & Airflow Management
Hot/cold aisle containment, blanking solutions, brush strips, sealing and optimisation.
Structured Cabling
Copper and fibre structured cabling systems, patching, labelling, grounding/bonding support.
High-Density Fibre & MPO Systems
MPO/MTP trunks and cassettes, polarity management, inspection/cleaning solutions.
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Fibre Runners & Overhead Routing
Fibre runner systems for clean routing, protection and scalability across rows and zones.
Cable Pathways & Routing
Tray/mesh solutions, routing components and segregation for clean installation.
Installation Materials
Fixing and mounting materials, consumables, labelling, identification, and installation accessories.
Tools, Test & Certification
Testers, inspection scopes, cleaning systems and project-ready tooling support.
Why Choose Networks Centre?
Reliable distribution combined with expertise and value-added services, ensures that customers receive a high-quality offering, benefitting from:
- Expertise – Our teams bring a wealth of knowledge in all structured networking solutions for Data Centre, Enterprise, and Telecoms markets.
- Collaboration – We’re partnered with some of the best in industry manufacturers, providing unrivalled support, and solutions, ahead of the latest industry trends.
- Reliability – Combining an extensive stock holding with a dependable supply chain, allows us to fulfil your requirements.
Value Added Services
With warehousing in Norway, Sweden, the UK, and the Netherlands, we can optimise lead times of fibre, connectivity, and infrastructure components ensuring quick delivery for any sized project.
Structured training programmes covering fibre installation, splicing, testing, and certification workflows. Training is practical and site-focused, ensuring technicians are prepared for live data centre environments and project delivery standards.
Training and guidance on high-density fibre builds, including cable management, splicing strategies, troubleshooting, and strict cleaning and inspection discipline to maintain performance and minimise rework.
Short-term rental of OTDR and OLTS testers, fibre inspection tools, and fusion splicers to support projects/peaks.
Labelled and site-sorted kits organised by rack, row, or phase. This approach reduces on-site installation time, minimises errors, and supports efficient project schedules.
Support with BOM (bill of materials) validation and product selection to standardise designs, avoid compatibility issues, and maintain control over lead times.
Time-critical shipments, consolidated deliveries, and regionally supported logistics to meet data centre project timelines, reduce site congestion, and ensure reliable, predictable supply chain execution.
Why the Data Centre Industry is booming in Norway
Norway is moving from “interesting” to “strategic” in the European data centre landscape. AI workloads, cloud growth, and increasing digitalisation are driving demand for new capacity, while operators are under pressure to reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency. Norway stands out because it can credibly combine scale with sustainability—abundant renewable power, a naturally cool climate, and strong international connectivity make it an attractive location for both new builds and expansion.
At the same time, the market is becoming more structured and more visible. The Norwegian government has been explicit about its ambition to develop a sustainable data centre industry with a low environmental footprint, and the regulatory conversation is maturing as the industry grows. This is positive for serious operators: clearer expectations around sustainability, reporting, and energy use typically favour professional projects with strong design discipline and modern infrastructure choices.
Finally, growth is showing up in the numbers and in the grid connection dialogue. Industry sources point to rapidly increasing power demand from data centres and a significant pipeline of requested grid capacity—clear indicators that Norway is on the shortlist for many future deployments. For Networks Centre Norway, this is a timely opportunity: customers will need partners who can move quickly, standardise builds, and support both high-density fibre and intelligent power at scale.
Norwegian Data Centre Industry
They work hard to maintain stability in the regulatory landscape and facilitate ease of doing business for the industry. Representing the complete ecosystem around the Norwegian data centre industry ecosystem, their voice is heard by lawmakers and regulatory authorities.
The Norwegian Data Centre Industry is present at conferences and events, at home and abroad emphasizing the benefits and advantages of Norway as a favorable location for data centers - and of course promote our members of the association.