Data4, a European leader in the data centre sector, is continuing to strengthen its presence in Poland by inaugurated a second data centre at its campus in Jawczyce near Warsaw. The new facility provides 10 MW of power capacity and represents the next stage of the company’s planned expansion in the country.
In 2023 the company commissioned the first building of its Jawczyce campus and the launch of the second facility marks the next phase of this investment. To date, Data4 has already invested nearly €200 million in Poland and plans to triple that amount by 2030, thus reaching approximately €600 million.
The campus expansion will involve continued cooperation with Polish suppliers and local partners, as well as the creation of new jobs. In the long term, the investment is expected to generate approximately 400 jobs, both directly and indirectly.
According to internal analyses, data centre capacity in Poland is expected to increase from approximately 300 MW today to around 500 MW by 2030, with more than half of this capacity – about 300 MW – expected to support AI-related workloads. In this context, the pace of infrastructure investment and access to computing capacity are becoming key factors for economic competitiveness.
The Data4 campus in Jawczyce is being developed on a 4-hectare site. Once fully completed, the campus will have a total capacity of up to 60 MW and approximately 50,000 m² of gross floor area, including around 15,000 m² of net IT space. The newly launched building represents the next step in the development of digital infrastructure in Poland.
