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Vinge has advised atNorth AB

October 16, 2023 M&A Data protection and processing of personal data Banking and Finance

Vinge has advised atNorth AB, a leading Nordic data center services company that offers responsible, power-efficient, cost-optimized data center hosting facilities and high-performance computing services, in connection with its acquisition of Gompute and its Spanish subsidiary.

Gompute is a leading provider of High Performance Computing (HPC) and data center services. The company is headquartered in Gothenburg.

The acquisition of Gompute will further strengthen atNorth’s position in the fast growing HPC market.

Vinge's team mainly consisted of Peter Sundgren, Ulrich Ziche, Isabelle Wållgren, Elis Allmark, Elsa Strandberg, Tove Hallbäck, Sophia Reutercrona, Clara Klingspor, Nicklas Thorgerzon, Karolina Cohrs, Alexandra Tamm, Anna Ekdahl Roos and Cecilia Loctander.

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