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Polish ownership. European reach.
European data center in Warsaw, Poland since 2000
DataHouse is the data center brand of Polish-owned eTop sp. z o.o. We have developed infrastructure and operational expertise since 2000, combining a Warsaw facility, our own telecommunications network and local engineering teams in one environment for European business systems.
Polish ownership and local decisions
The infrastructure is operated by eTop sp. z o.o. from Poland. Commercial, technical and incident decisions remain close to the Warsaw facility and the customers whose systems we maintain.
Warsaw location for European services
Warsaw provides a practical location for Polish and European workloads that need predictable routing, local access to hardware and operational support in the same time zone.
One path from colocation to cloud
Colocation, dedicated servers, VPS, Cloud Pro, backup, administration and network services can be combined without splitting operational responsibility across unrelated providers.
Own fiber network and AS20853
The eTop operator network uses its own fiber infrastructure, AS20853 and five geographically diverse connectivity paths to multiple traffic exchange and interconnection points.
Security and continuity
ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 27017 and ISO 27018 processes, baseline Anti-DDoS protection and dedicated security options support projects with GDPR, NIS2, DORA and PCI-DSS requirements.
Engineers available 24/7
NOC and SOC support is available around the clock. The operating model can include monitoring, backup supervision, planned work, critical incidents and dedicated administration.
Facility and operator facts
Verified DataHouse Warsaw profile
This concise profile is intended for data-center directories, procurement teams, partners and editors who need a current source for the DataHouse facility and its operator. It deliberately separates the facility address from the registered office of the company.
- Brand and operator
- DataHouse is a data-center brand operated by eTop sp. z o.o., a Polish limited liability company (KRS 0000029426, NIP 5222550755, REGON 016310320).
- Facility
- DataHouse Warsaw, Al. Jerozolimskie 200, Warsaw, Poland.
- Registered office
- eTop sp. z o.o., Al. Jerozolimskie 200/521, 02-222 Warsaw, Poland.
- Operational history
- The company was established in 2000 and has provided telecommunications services as an operator since 2001.
- Public network identity
- AS20853 (ETOP-AS), IRR AS-set AS-ETOP, with public routing and interconnection data.
- Core services
- Server and rack colocation, dedicated servers, VPS, Cloud Pro, private cloud, backup, connectivity, Remote Hands and managed operations.
- Certified management systems
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO/IEC 27017:2015, ISO/IEC 27018:2019 and ISO 9001:2015.
- Operations
- Local engineering teams and 24/7 NOC/SOC availability for agreed service and incident scopes.
Public verification sources
Profile verified on 24 August 2026. Directory editors can cite this page and send correction questions through the DataHouse contact page.
A data center that can grow with the service
A project can start with a single VPS, dedicated server or rack unit and grow into a private cloud, a full rack, an exclusive colocation room, redundant connectivity or a disaster recovery environment. We plan the migration, network, security, backup and operating responsibilities around the business workload.
Infrastructure services
Evidence and trust
Frequently asked questions
Is DataHouse a European data center operated from Poland?
Yes. DataHouse is the data center brand of Polish-owned eTop sp. z o.o. The facility, operational teams and core infrastructure are maintained in Warsaw, Poland.
What does 'since 2000' mean?
DataHouse and eTop have developed infrastructure and operational expertise since 2000. eTop has provided telecommunications services as an operator since 2001.
Which services are available in the Warsaw data center?
Companies can combine colocation, dedicated servers, VPS, Cloud Pro, private cloud, backup, server administration, network services and dedicated security solutions.
How is the data center connected to the internet?
The eTop network uses its own fiber infrastructure, AS20853 and five geographically diverse paths to multiple exchange and interconnection points. Public routing can be checked with Looking Glass.
Can DataHouse support regulated European workloads?
The infrastructure and processes can support projects with GDPR, NIS2, DORA and PCI-DSS requirements. The exact responsibility and evidence scope is agreed for each service.
Can DataHouse help migrate an existing environment?
Yes. Migration can include inventory, target architecture, network and DNS changes, backup, testing, cutover, rollback, monitoring and ongoing administration.