Vantage Warsaw data center, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland

Vantage Data Centers' Warsaw campus sits in the Bielany district of Warsaw, Poland, on part of the grounds of the former Huta Warszawa steelworks. Built out, it will be two four-story buildings totaling 390,000 square feet and 48 megawatts of power; the campus opened to customers in June 2022, alongside the company's Berlin campus. It was Vantage's first facility in Poland, taking the company to five operating campuses across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, out of nine then in hand.

"Launching new facilities in Berlin and Warsaw creates much-needed outlets for pent-up demand from companies desiring a local presence in these regions," said Antoine Boniface, Vantage's president for the region. Bielany expected more than a million zloty a year in tax from the campus. "I'm very happy that a campus with data centers has been built in the Bielany district. We need new technologies, and as a district office, we support this development," said Grzegorz Pietruczuk, the mayor of Bielany.

Vantage says the site offers renewable energy options and cools with outside-air economization, using minimal water, and gives customers electric vehicle charging, workspaces and meeting rooms on site. No expansion or new phase at the Warsaw campus has been reported since it opened in 2022.