powerdata.dk
Builds SaaS, AI tools and infrastructure for businesses and individual users
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About powerdata.dk
PowerData is a Danish software studio that develops and operates SaaS platforms, AI tools and infrastructure. Its projects include invoicing software, family memory tools, an F1 fan platform, streaming infrastructure and AI-based budgeting products.
It sells software products and also provides IT support, network setup, server, backup and security services to businesses and private customers. Its stated home base is Nørre Aaby, Denmark, and it runs its own infrastructure with EU hosting.
Product: SaaS platforms, AI tools, infrastructure products and IT support services.
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