A new report from the Norwegian Technology Council reveals that over 90 percent of data centers in Norway are owned by foreign entities. This high level of foreign ownership is raising concerns about national data security and potential vulnerabilities. The Technology Council has voiced these concerns to NRK, Norway’s public broadcasting company, suggesting a potential challenge to the security of critical infrastructure. The report highlights a dependence on foreign control over essential data storage and processing facilities within Norway. Experts are now debating the implications of this ownership structure and considering potential safeguards. The findings suggest a need for increased scrutiny and policy discussions regarding foreign investment in Norway’s data infrastructure. This situation prompts questions about Norway's digital sovereignty and resilience.