Datacenters by country / Poland

Datacenters in Warsaw Metro

20 facilities in this metro.

Warsaw is the anchor of Poland’s datacenter market and the largest colocation destination in central and eastern Europe. Regional cloud regions and enterprise demand from Poland’s sizeable economy have pulled steady investment into the metro over recent years.

The market suits organisations serving Poland and the wider CEE region that want EU-jurisdiction capacity east of the German markets. Inventory ranges from established city facilities to newer purpose-built sites; connectivity has deepened alongside the cloud build-out, with Frankfurt remaining the typical westbound interconnection partner.

Polish grid capacity and the country’s energy transition are the structural factors to watch in delivery discussions. The snapshot below compares the listed Warsaw inventory on the attributes that matter for that assessment.

Market snapshot

Aggregated from operator data for the Warsaw Metro area. Counts reflect facilities that report each attribute.

Facilities
20
Operators
12
Power bands
5-20MW (4) · 1-5MW (1)
Cooling
Air cooling (1)
Common certifications
ISO 27001 (11) · ISO 9001 (7) · PCI DSS (6) · SOC 2 (6) · Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact (3)