Data sovereignty
Data sovereignty — done properly
Data sovereignty is about more than where the servers sit. It's about which laws apply to your data, who can demand access, and who you actually trust with your information.
When your data is stored and operated in Norway, it falls under Norwegian privacy law and the GDPR. It is not transferred to third countries, and it is not subject to foreign jurisdiction that could compel disclosure across borders.
For you, that means predictability: you know where your data is, which rules apply, and who you're dealing with. That's data sovereignty in practice — not just as marketing.
What data sovereignty means in practice
When your data sits in Norway, Norwegian and European rules apply. Nobody else's. We give you infrastructure you actually control.
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Stored in Norway
All data is operated and stored on infrastructure in Stavanger.
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Norwegian & European law
Governed by GDPR and Norwegian privacy law — outside U.S. jurisdiction.
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No third countries
Your data is never transferred out of the country.
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Local operations & support
Norwegian expertise and support when you need it.