Helsinki, live since 2026, sits in HEL1 in Pitäjänmäki, the district that solved datacentre cooling by selling the heat to the city's pipes instead of the sky. We lit FICIX, signed Arelion and Telia, and the first test instance answered Stockholm at 3 ms — the flattest Nordic latency in the fleet.
The site carries 0.24 Tbit/s of edge capacity at a 3 ms local median, with 14 ms to Warsaw and 15 to Frankfurt. It is Baltic fibre at Baltic prices: Finnish users get a domestic rack for the same €1.90 a month as everyone else, and the 150 ms line to Seoul is a reminder that Helsinki is also where the eastern routes start.