Hosting in Norway — on our own network

No Ack Hosting runs its own datacenter in Oslo on its own autonomous system, AS30893. Virtual servers, dedicated servers and DNS under Norwegian jurisdiction. No reseller in between.

99% uptime guarantee Daily backups included Swedish datacenter

A Norwegian hosting provider, not a Norwegian label

There are two ways to sell hosting in Norway. One is to rent capacity from an operator and put your own name on the invoice. The other is to own the hardware, run the network and answer for both. We do the second.

No Ack Hosting operates its own datacenter in Oslo on its own autonomous system, AS30893 — the same AS that runs our Stockholm site. We announce our own address space, run our own transit and peering, and when routing breaks it is ours to fix rather than someone else’s ticket queue.

That distinction is easy to verify: look up the AS behind the IP address you are given.

What we provide in Norway

ServiceAvailable in OsloFrom
Virtual servers (KVM)Yes172 NOK/year, or 67 NOK/month build-your-own
Dedicated serversYes — Server 12-NO2× Xeon 14-core, 64 GB ECC, 10 Gbit
Authoritative DNSYes, anycastIncluded with hosting
ColocationStockholm850 SEK/month for 1U
Web hostingStockholmSee webhosting

Choose Oslo and the machine is in Norway under Norwegian law. Choose Stockholm and it is in Sweden. Same AS, same support, your decision at order time.

The Norwegian network

Transit in Norway100 Gbps
NIX — Norwegian Internet Exchange30 Gbps
FIX100 Gbps
Link to Stockholm100 Gbps
Peering via StockholmNetnod, SONIX, KeffIX, SOLIX, STHIX, AMS-IX
Autonomous systemAS30893

Direct NIX peering keeps traffic to Norwegian networks inside Norway instead of detouring through Frankfurt or Amsterdam. For a Norwegian audience that is the difference between a short path and a scenic one.

Jurisdiction is a feature, not fine print

A provider in Norway puts your data inside the EEA under Norwegian law, covered by GDPR, and outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act. If that matters for your compliance position, it matters more than a few milliseconds of latency — and it is the one thing you cannot retrofit later by moving a disk.

Where to go next

Behind No Ack Hosting is No Ack Infrastruktur AB, a company that has run Swedish internet infrastructure since the 1990s. Oslo is our second site, opened 24 September 2026 — our own hardware, our own cluster, our own network.

Frequently asked questions

What makes a hosting provider Norwegian?
Two things that can be checked: where the hardware physically sits, and which company is legally responsible for it. We operate our own datacenter in Oslo on our own autonomous system, AS30893, and No Ack Infrastruktur AB is the legal operator. Many providers advertising Norway resell capacity from someone else — the invoice says one company, the routing says another.
Is my data covered by Norwegian law?
Yes, if you choose Oslo. Data then sits under Norwegian jurisdiction inside the EEA, covered by GDPR and outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act. That is a different legal position from a European region label on a US-owned cloud — the region tells you where the disk is, not which law reaches it.
What services do you provide in Norway?
Virtual servers (KVM on Proxmox, build-your-own or fixed plans), dedicated servers, and authoritative DNS. Colocation and web hosting are served from our Stockholm site. You choose the location when ordering.
How is the Norwegian network connected?
100 Gbps transit inside Norway, 30 Gbps to NIX (Norwegian Internet Exchange) and 100 Gbps to FIX, plus a 100 Gbps link to Stockholm that carries our peering at Netnod, SONIX, KeffIX, SOLIX, STHIX and AMS-IX.
Do you run your own AS number?
Yes — AS30893. We announce our own address space, run our own transit and peering sessions, and fix our own routing. A provider without its own AS is dependent on somebody else’s network decisions.
Is the Oslo hardware the same as Stockholm?
Similar but not identical. Oslo runs fast SAS disks; Stockholm has SSD. We state that plainly rather than describe both sites with one spec sheet.
How do I pay?
Card (Visa/Mastercard), PayPal or invoice. Invoices are issued in SEK. Cryptocurrency is not offered for the Norwegian site.
How long does provisioning take?
Virtual servers are provisioned automatically, usually within a minute of payment. Dedicated servers depend on stock.