Data centre market in Poland 2025

• Market size defined in terms of: square metres of total and net IT space, power capacity available to customers (MW), expenditure on data centre services.
• Geographical breakdown of the market into various Polish cities.
• A comprehensive discussion of the activities of providers of commercial data centres in Poland, market trends, events and changes.
• Occupancy rates and market indicators (e.g. average power density per rack, PUE).
• Detailed profiles of nearly 40 providers of data centre services in Poland, including data for and technical parameters of the facilities, PUE, redundancy levels of individual infrastructure components and air conditioning.
• Information on colocation, hosting, cloud, business continuity and disaster recovery services available to enterprises on the Polish data centre market.
• Analysis of individual data centre service providers, their strengths and weaknesses, and development plans.
• Technical capabilities and available floor space (gross and net) in leading Polish data centres.
• Price ranges in commercial data centres for particular services, such as colocation (both prices per rack and prices for smaller installations starting from 1U), virtual server hosting (VPS) and dedicated servers.
• Customer portfolio of data centre services of different providers, division into industries, companies and institutions using commercial data centres in Poland.
• Development forecasts for the data centre market in Poland for the years 2025-2030
• Investment in new facilities and upgrade of the existing data centres in the coming years.

• Broad market perspective: Site visits and direct discussions with market participants provide an objective view of the market, the actual condition of data centre infrastructure and providers’ development plans for the coming years.
• Data centre investments: The report reviews the most important investments in Poland, with particular focus on the Warsaw market and other regions of the country.
• Forecasts and development outlook: In addition to market forecasts, the report analyses the development of cloud services and their impact on data centre infrastructure in Poland, including new facilities and the expansion of existing sites. It also discusses cloud development based on local data centres, including the Google Cloud region and Microsoft’s investments and plans to launch a cloud region in Poland using a hybrid model.

Board members and decision-makers responsible for marketing, sales and business development, representing:

• Data centre companies
• Providers of cloud computing and hosting services
• Providers of data processing services already operating on the Polish market
• Technology parks
• Data centre operators
• Investors considering entering the Polish market
• Providers of infrastructure and solutions used in data centres, including in particular power supply systems, UPS, air conditioning systems, server
• Telecommunication operators and network equipment suppliers
• Distributors of ICT products and services
• Companies considering the use of commercial data centres in Poland