Real KVM virtual servers in our own Oslo datacenter, on our own network (AS30893) with 100G transit, 30G NIX and 100G FIX. Daily backups, full root, 99% uptime.
A virtual server in Oslo only makes sense if the network underneath it is actually
in Norway. Ours is. We run our own autonomous system, AS30893, with our own
hardware in our own Oslo datacenter — not a rented slice of someone else’s cloud,
and no reseller in the middle.
That matters for two things you can measure: latency to Norwegian users, and
jurisdiction over your data.
The Oslo network
Transit in Norway
100 Gbps
NIX (Norwegian Internet Exchange)
30 Gbps
FIX
100 Gbps
Link to Stockholm
100 Gbps
Peering via Stockholm
Netnod, SONIX, KeffIX, SOLIX, STHIX, AMS-IX
Autonomous system
AS30893 (ours)
Direct NIX peering means traffic to Norwegian networks stays in Norway instead of
detouring through Frankfurt or Amsterdam. The 100G link to Stockholm carries our
Swedish and European peering, so a server in Oslo reaches the rest of the Nordics
over our own backbone.
Plans available in Oslo
VPS in Norway from 67 NOK/mo — true KVM with fast disks, daily backups, full root and 99% uptime, in our datacenter in Oslo on our own network (AS30893, 2×100 Gbps).
Real KVM on Proxmox — guaranteed CPU and RAM, your own kernel, full root
Daily automatic backups, included, not an add-on
99% uptime commitment
Fast SAS disks in Oslo — we do not claim SSD where there is none. Stockholm has SSD
IPv4 and IPv6 on every plan
Provisioned in about a minute after payment — the Oslo nodes are in production
Norwegian jurisdiction, not a US cloud
Choosing Oslo puts your data under Norwegian law inside the EEA, covered by GDPR
and outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act. That is a different legal position from
a virtual server in a US-owned cloud with a European region label — the region
tells you where the disk is, not which law reaches it.
If you would rather have Stockholm, you pick that when you order. Same network,
same AS, Swedish jurisdiction and SSD.
In our own datacenter in Oslo, on our own hardware and our own network (AS30893). There is no reseller in between — we operate the autonomous system, the transit and the peering ourselves.
How is the Oslo network connected?
100G transit inside Norway, 30G to NIX (Norwegian Internet Exchange) and 100G to FIX, plus a 100G link to Stockholm that carries our peering at Netnod, SONIX, KeffIX, SOLIX, STHIX and AMS-IX. That gives short paths to Norwegian eyeballs and to the rest of the Nordics.
What does the cheapest virtual server in Oslo cost?
KVM VPS Mini NO is 172 NOK/year. If you would rather specify the machine yourself, PROXMOX OWN DESIGN Norway starts at 67 NOK/month. Prices are converted from SEK and the invoice is issued in SEK.
Is my data subject to Norwegian law?
Yes, if you choose Oslo. Your data then sits under Norwegian jurisdiction (EEA, GDPR) with no CLOUD Act exposure. Choosing Stockholm places it in Sweden instead. You pick the location when ordering.
Is it real KVM or a container?
Real KVM on Proxmox. You get guaranteed CPU and RAM, your own kernel and full root — not an OpenVZ or LXC container sharing overbooked capacity.
Do the Oslo servers use SSD?
The Oslo environment runs fast SAS disks, not SSD. Stockholm has SSD. We say so plainly rather than promise hardware we do not have.
How quickly is the server delivered?
Most orders are provisioned automatically within a minute of payment. The Oslo nodes are in production, so there is no waiting list.
Are backups included?
Yes. Daily automatic backups are included in every VPS plan — no expensive backup add-on.
How do I pay?
Card (Visa/Mastercard), PayPal or invoice. The invoice is issued in SEK. Cryptocurrency is not offered for the Norwegian site.
