Poland
Poland has 41 operating data centers in our registry, and we estimate 334 MW of data center capacity in the country. About 158 MW of that is colocation and hyperscale capacity we track directly.
Total capacity
334 MW
47% published · 10% floor area · 43% modelled
Tracked sites
41
Colocation, hyperscale, enterprise and hosting sites we hold evidence for
Colocation + hyperscale
158 MW
Across 28 sites
Sites under construction
Coming soon
  • Colocation134 MW
  • Hyperscale24 MW
  • Enterprise and hosting, tracked31 MW
  • Enterprise and hosting, modelled144 MW
Of the total: 47% published · 10% floor area · 43% modelled. Data as of 10 October 2026.

Poland is one of the larger markets in Central-Eastern Europe, centered on Warsaw and increasingly seen as an emerging hub for the region. Its growth is shaped by a power system in which around half of electricity still comes from coal, which complicates the clean power commitments of large operators.

Grid connection requests from data centers alone are reported at 150–200 GW, several times the country’s peak demand of around 30 GW, much of it likely speculative. The Polish Investment Zone, which replaced the special economic zones, offers corporate tax exemptions of 12–15 years across the whole country for eligible projects, including IT services.

Top 3 largest data centres

Beyond.pl Data Center 2
≈42 MW
published IT capacity
Microsoft Sękocin Stary (WAW02 i WAW03)
≈24 MW
inferred from its building design
Polcom Data Center Skawina
≈15 MW
published IT capacity