X Factor finalist Atle Pettersen was recently in Iceland shooting a music video at the film production studio in Asbru Enterprise Park. Joining Pettersen was aspiring Norwegian rapper, Rex who was shooting the video for the song ‘Amazing’.
Rex said that he had always wanted to visit Iceland, and when he learnt about Atlantic Studios and the possibility of filming a music video in the country, there was no question. Read more
Asbru Enterprise Park, located on the former NATO defence area in Keflavik, Iceland, offers business offices of varying size, ranging between 15-60 square metres with the option of divided or combined open spaces. Companies have access to fully equipped 40 square metre meeting rooms and two smaller meeting rooms as well as a 100 square metre kitchen facilities.
Companies located at Asbru are mostly innovative and ancillary businesses such as engineering firms and agencies. This creates a great working environment where businesses can receive help from other services within the same walls. Read more
Iceland Enterprise Park, Asbru is offering buyers the opportunity to purchase real estate for medical tourism purposes and advancements.
The Asbru Enterprise Park has been driving itself as the international centre for health and relaxation. The park, which was the former site for the NATO base in Iceland, holds select properties available for purchase at reasonable prices, including the sale of full businesses, the Icelandic Health Hotel and the Byrn Ballet School. The Icelandic Health Hotel specialises in body detoxification programs, such as eliminating alcohol, drugs and caffeine, as well as how to increase a healthy lifestyle. Read more
The Asbru Enterprise Park in Iceland has recently enhanced its website usability for its online customer services. The Enterprise Park in Iceland continues to be at the forefront of entrepreneurship, education and business development by further informing customers about its services.
Services available at the Enterprise Park include academic programs, aviation training, fitness development centres, international data centres and facilities suited towards business and entrepreneurship. Read more
The Atlantic Conference on Eyjafjallajokull and Aviation, organised by the Keilir Aviation Academy, will be held in the Andrews theatre, an ex-U.S. army theatre at Asbru Enterprise Park in Iceland.
The conference, which takes place between 12-15 September, is set to be the most important aviation conference in 2010, addressing issues raised by the Eyjafjallajokull volcanic eruption and its effects on aviation. The Guest of Honour will be Capt. Eric Moody, the captain who glided the famous British Airways Flight 9 B747 out of volcanic ash to safety on 24 June 1982, and Patron of the Conference will be Olafur Ragnar Grimsson, the President of Iceland. Read more
Iceland’s Asbru Enterprise Park is planning to host data center services for both Icelandic and international customers looking to use the country’s ample renewable energy sources.
A contract for the construction of a 44-acre data center campus at the Asbru Enterprise Park has recently been signed between Verne Holdings, the partnering group of wholesale data developer Verne Global, and the Wellcome Trust in order to create a powerful solution for customers looking to go green without paying higher rates.
Iceland is aiming to be at the forefront of entrepreneurship, business and academic development with the continuing advancements at the Asbru Enterprise Park, Keflavik. The Keilir: Atlantic Center of Excellence, located within the park, offers dedicated educational programs and flight training, whilst Iceland’s first data centre and other ventures such as medical tourism are also taking place at Asbru.
A medical tourism hospital specialising in weight loss surgery, joint replacements and other medical developments is set to commence within the second quarter of 2010 at the enterprise park. The hospital, in conjunction with Kadeco, will house around 35 beds, three operating theatres and all together have the capability of treating up to 4,000 patients per year.
A large film studio has been opened in a former aircraft hanger at the Asbru Enterprise Park next to Keflavik International Airport in Iceland. According to Atlantic Studios, the film studio is large enough to handle the shooting of large complex films such as James Bond movies.
Asbru Enterprise Park is located on what used to be the american military navy base in Keflavik during the cold war. Atlantic Studios is situated in one of the former aircraft hangers consequently providing a huge working area of 5.000 square meters, divided into a 2.200 sq.m. (24.000 sq.ft) Sound Stage and 2.800 sq.m. of support areas. Read more
Iceland’s unlimited renewable energy, cool temperatures and shortly-to-be four transoceanic cables proves to be the ideal environment for data hosting company Verne Global.
Verne Global has searched the world for a location offering cheap energy, easy cooling and reliable communications for their data centres – finally deciding on the Asbru Enterprise Park in Keflavik, Iceland, as the perfect place to set up headquarters. Read more
Iceland is soon to establish a new research library; The Library of Science, Engineering and Technology.
A new project titled The Iceland Book Drive 2010 has been announced by the Keilir Institute of Technology (KIT) with the initiative to launch a top research library focusing on science, engineering, technology, renewable energy and entrepreneurship at the Asbru Enterprise Park in Iceland. Read more
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