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Digitaliseringsminister Karianne Tung la frem forslaget til den nye ekomloven 12 april 2024.

Norway's Data Centre Regulation creates complex compliance obligations for facility owners, colocation providers, and customers operating data centers. The determination of who qualifies...

Securing grid capacity is a critical legal and operational challenge for data centre developers in Norway. This article examines the evolving regulatory framework governing how grid companies allocate capacity, the stringent maturity requirements projects must meet to secure and maintain their position in capacity queues, and the strategic implications of Norway's shift from a "first come, first served" to a "first mature project come, first served" principle.

The Ministry of Health and Care has recently issued a hearing letter proposing stringent restrictions on import of medicinal products for personal use.

The Electronic Communications Act came into force on July 25 2003. Under the act, the Post and Telecommunications Authority is required to analyze 18 product markets in order to identify any providers with significant market power and determine which obligations to impose on them.

Norway has a well-developed contractual and regulatory framework for ICT procurements and contracts are commonly based on a model agreements from one of the three "families" of model agreements in Norway.

The EU Data Act's Chapter VI now mandates binding cloud switching rules for providers serving EU customers, prohibiting switching fees from January 2027 and establishing strict timelines for service transitions. Nordic public sector buyers are increasingly requiring credible exit strategies as a competitive factor in procurement, even in Norway and Iceland where the regulation does not yet formally apply.

The European Data Protection Board has released groundbreaking guidelines on anonymisation that fundamentally reshape how organisations must assess data identifiability. These new rules introduce the concept of "relative identifiability," establish strict processor obligations, and set demanding standards for AI training data that could transform compliance practices across the EU.