Investments in digital infrastructure
In recent years, Poland has become an attractive place for data center investments. As Adam Ponichtera noted, the company has already invested a billion zlotys in the development of a data center campus in Jawczyce near Warsaw.
However, this is just the beginning. In 2021, a decision was made to invest further PLN 500 million. The goal is to create infrastructure that will meet the growing demand of customers and companies providing cloud services in the CEE region.
Advanced technology and security
Building modern data centers is a complicated and expensive process.
As Ponichtera emphasized, the buildings themselves are only part of the investment.
Advanced technologies that provide both physical and digital security are key. Data centers must be equipped with cooling systems, humidity control, and redundant devices that ensure continuity of operation in the event of a failure. Every aspect of construction is carefully planned to meet the high demands of customers.
Sustainable development and emission reduction
In the context of growing environmental awareness, an important aspect of data center operations is minimizing the impact on the environment. Data4 strives to reduce CO2 emissions by using low-emission building materials, such as low-emission concrete. Additionally, in Poland, thanks to favorable climate conditions, it is possible to cool with outside air, which significantly reduces energy consumption.
The Future of the Data Center Industry in Poland
The data center industry in Poland is still young, but growing dynamically.
As Ponichtera notes, Poland has the potential to become one of the leaders in the region, which, however, requires further development of infrastructure and education of specialists in this field. The company cooperates with universities and conducts its own training programs to fill the staffing gap on the market.
The development of data centers in Poland is a key element in building a digital economy. Investments in modern infrastructure, care for the environment and development of staff are the foundations on which the future of this industry is based. Poland, thanks to its strategic location and growing potential, has the chance to become an important pillar of digitalization in Europe.
Adam Ponichtera emphasized that this is just the beginning of the journey. Digitalization is not only the future, but already the present, and the development of data centers in Poland is key to further economic growth and innovation.
