ATMAN Data Center Warsaw-3 (WAW-3, Ożarowska 66B)

Facility Overview

ATMAN Data Center Warsaw-3 (WAW-3) represents Atman Sp. z o.o.'s colocation infrastructure serving the greater Warsaw metropolitan area from its strategic location in Duchnice. Situated at Ożarowska 66B, this data center facility provides enterprises and service providers with access to Poland's primary digital hub while maintaining proximity to Warsaw's central business district and major transportation networks.

As part of Atman's data center portfolio, WAW-3 serves as a critical infrastructure point for organizations requiring reliable hosting, connectivity, and digital services in the Polish market. The facility's location in Duchnice positions it within the broader Warsaw data center ecosystem, offering tenants access to one of Central Europe's most connected metropolitan areas.

Colocation Services

The facility provides standard colocation services typical of modern data center operations, including cabinet space, power distribution, and environmental controls necessary for IT equipment deployment. Organizations can expect basic colocation offerings such as space rental, power allocation, and the fundamental infrastructure services required to support mission-critical applications and systems.

Remote hands services and basic technical support are standard offerings that enable tenants to maintain their equipment without requiring on-site personnel for routine maintenance tasks. Cross-connect services facilitate connectivity between tenant equipment and network providers, enabling the interconnection necessary for modern digital operations.

Network Connectivity

The facility's position within the Warsaw metropolitan area provides access to Poland's primary telecommunications infrastructure. Warsaw serves as the country's main internet exchange point and houses critical network infrastructure connecting Central Europe to global internet backbones. This positioning enables tenants to access multiple network carriers and internet service providers serving the Polish market.

The broader Warsaw market offers extensive fiber optic infrastructure and serves as a regional hub for international carriers operating throughout Central and Eastern Europe. This connectivity ecosystem supports various peering arrangements and network redundancy options critical for enterprise operations.

Target Market

ATMAN Data Center Warsaw-3 primarily serves enterprises requiring reliable data center infrastructure within Poland's economic center. The facility accommodates organizations across various sectors including financial services, technology companies, and enterprises requiring local data residency compliance with Polish and European Union regulations.

The location appeals to businesses seeking to establish digital presence in Poland while maintaining access to regional connectivity options. Local enterprises, international companies expanding into the Polish market, and service providers requiring infrastructure in the Warsaw area represent the facility's core tenant base.

Duchnice Data Center Market

Duchnice operates within the greater Warsaw metropolitan data center market, benefiting from the capital city's position as Poland's primary economic and technological hub. The location provides strategic access to Warsaw's business districts while offering the space and infrastructure development opportunities necessary for data center operations. This positioning enables data center operators to serve the concentrated demand from Warsaw's financial district, government institutions, and technology sector.

The area's proximity to Warsaw Chopin Airport and major highway networks enhances its appeal for data center operations requiring reliable logistics access for equipment delivery and maintenance operations. The broader Warsaw region benefits from political stability, robust telecommunications infrastructure, and membership in the European Union, creating a favorable regulatory environment for international data center investments.

Regional Connectivity

Warsaw functions as Central Europe's primary internet exchange hub, with major international carriers maintaining significant infrastructure throughout the metropolitan area. The city hosts Poland's primary internet exchange points and serves as a critical link between Western European networks and emerging markets in Eastern Europe. This connectivity infrastructure extends to facilities throughout the Warsaw region, including locations like Duchnice.

The competitive landscape includes both international data center operators and local providers serving the Polish market. Major global providers have established significant presence in the Warsaw area, while regional operators like Atman maintain facilities serving local enterprise demand and providing alternatives to larger international providers. This market structure offers customers various options ranging from wholesale data center space to retail colocation services, supporting the diverse requirements of Poland's growing digital economy.