

Central Europe’s first AI Factory
Beyond.pl runs GPU colocation, GPU as a Service and cloud on its Poznań data center campus.
Data Center 2, the AI Factory
The first AI Factory facility in Central Europe.
1.2
PUE. Regional peers average about 1.5.
4
ANSI/TIA-942 Rated 4 and EN 50600 Class 4. The only data center in the EU with the highest security level confirmed by two independent bodies.

NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD
The compute of the AI Factory.
3 PB
Everpure FlashBlade storage, paired with the SuperPOD.
4×
Planned GPU capacity. The move goes from B200 to B300 and GB300.
Ranks among the top 500 supercomputers.
PUE 1.2
Regional peers average about 1.5.
PUE is the power a facility draws divided by the power its computers use. Set the computing load and read what each facility draws.
Five services, one campus
GPU compute, GPU racks and classic hosting from the same Poznań campus.

GPU compute offered as a service, run by the operator of Central Europe's first AI Factory.
Your own GPU racks, at power densities of 140+ kW per rack, on a 150 MW multi-tier campus.
NVIDIA GB300 and other GPU platforms. GPU capacity is planned to grow fourfold, from B200 to B300 and GB300.
More than two decades of colocation on the Poznań campus, with about 500 customers across colocation and managed cloud.
Managed cloud from the same operator and the same campus, built over more than two decades.
150 MW
Multi-tier Data Center Campus in Poznań.

140+ kW
Power density per rack.
~500
Customers.
20+
Years in colocation and managed cloud.
~30%
Of traditional revenue comes from the wider European market.
Operational sovereignty
Polish law

“Inherent sovereignty is a fallacy … we’re talking more about operational sovereignty.”
Beyond.pl cannot see customer data. It collects only infrastructure telemetry.
As a Polish entity under Polish and EU law, it cannot be compelled by the US government to hand over customer data. The company also takes part in the EU AI Gigafactories programme.

Heat for Poznań
The campus plans to feed its recovered heat into the Poznań district heating network.
60 MW
Of recovered heat planned for the network.
