Welcome to DCN Warsaw 2026

The Warsaw data center market is a dynamic and rapidly expanding hub for digital infrastructure in Central and Eastern Europe. With significant growth projected, the Polish data center market is on track to reach USD 3.78 billion by 2030, representing a CAGR of over 15.7%.

This explosive growth is driven by hyperscale investment, the rise of AI and high-performance computing, and Warsaw’s strategic geographic location coupled with a strong focus on sustainability through the increasing use of renewable energy and advanced cooling solutions.

The DCN Warsaw Summit serves as the key platform for industry leaders and professionals to connect, share insights, and explore cutting-edge technologies. The event offers a unique opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of the market’s trajectory and experience hands-on demonstrations of state-of-the-art infrastructure equipment and services.

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The Flagship Event for the Polish Data Center Ecosystem

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Key Topics

Join the Event & Learn from our thought leadership sessions on trends and technology relevant to the Polish Data Center Industry

Grid Decarbonisation

Poland is pursuing grid decarbonisation to support the growing energy demand of data centers by expanding renewable generation, particularly wind and solar, modernising transmission networks, and enabling long-term power purchase agreements. These efforts aim to lower carbon intensity, improve grid resilience, and ensure reliable, low-emission electricity supply for digital infrastructure growth.

Cloud & Colocation Demand Surge

Poland is experiencing a strong surge in cloud and colocation demand, driven by rapid enterprise digitalisation and the entry of hyperscale cloud providers, which boost colocation and wholesale capacity requirements. This trend is expanding in Warsaw and in other Polish hubs, increasing rack utilisation and attracting significant investment to support scalable, secure cloud infrastructure.

Diversification & Edge Growth

Poland’s regional diversification and edge growth in data infrastructure reflect a shift beyond Warsaw’s dominance as alternative hubs like Poznań, Kraków, Wrocław and Gdańsk, attract new data center and colocation capacity. This move low‑latency, edge‑computing deployments closer to users and industrial clusters, leveraging 5G and regional connectivity to expand service reach and resilience.

AI & Next-Gen Workloads

Poland’s AI & next‑gen workloads are rapidly reshaping data center demand, with facilities adapting to support high‑density GPU‑driven processing and AI supercomputing platforms, exemplified by sovereign AI factories and GPU‑as‑a‑Service offerings that boost local AI capabilities and cloud performance.

"I’m impressed with the scale of Data Center Nation Warsaw and how well the event is organised. It’s a great platform for people to connect and exchange thoughts and experiences. I’ve attended every edition, and it continues to get better each year"

"The event is really great. It's even bigger than the last time with a lot of stakeholders, customers and competitors. Poland is a growing country from the data center point of view, and companies are choosing Poland as their base for Central Europe"

"Looking back from last year, Data Center Nation is even better with more people, more interesting panels and more space. It clearly reflects a fast-growing but still emerging market, where the industry is coming together to grow the ecosystem as a whole. I expect the progress we’re seeing here to continue into next year"

“It’s an honour to participate in Data Center Nation and to see how much the event has grown. The level of interest from vendors, suppliers, customers, and the quality of discussions truly reflects where the data center industry is heading. Events like this bring the ecosystem together at a critical moment of growth, innovation, and transformation”

"I’m always amazed by the number of participants , it looks like this is a good moment for data centers to gather and attract attention. We are the foundations of the global digitization of the world, and the amount of data is accelerating significantly. Phenomena like AI and quantum computing require extreme efficiency, liquid cooling and access to green energy"