Hüüru
Locality west of Tallinn, Estonia, hosting data-centre capacity.
Hüüru, a village west of Tallinn, is where Nebius disclosed on 12 August 2026 a first Estonian data centre: 22 MW with Greenergy Data Centers, reported as the largest planned Baltic deployment.
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Hüüru is a village in Harju County, Estonia, west of Tallinn. Nebius disclosed on 12 August 2026 that it added capacity in Estonia during the second quarter of 2026; DataCenterDynamics reported the site as a 22 MW deployment agreed with Greenergy Data Centers, with the first phase due online later in 2026.
The MW figure comes from DataCenterDynamics's reporting rather than Nebius's own disclosure, which named the country but not the scale. DataCenterDynamics reported the site is expected to be the largest data-centre deployment in the Baltics once fully live.
Hüüru sits inside a wider Q2 2026 expansion that also added a second Finnish site at Mäntsälä and further UK capacity, part of Nebius's broader push toward 5 GW of contracted power by the end of 2026.