COIG: COIG Data Center (Gliwice)

COIG S.A.’s public Data Center offering and its primary documented data center location in Katowice, but I could not verify a separately profiled COIG-owned “Data Center (Gliwice)” in COIG’s public materials. COIG’s website, contact information, service pages, security pages, and published Data Center portfolio all point to ul. Mikołowska 100, 40-065 Katowice as the documented data center location and commercial point of contact for Data Center services.

Because a distinct Gliwice facility profile was not publicly identifiable from COIG’s own sources, the entry below is limited to verified COIG Data Center information and does not attribute site-specific technical characteristics to Gliwice that I could not substantiate. For regional context only, Gliwice sits within the Upper Silesian metropolitan area alongside Katowice, making it operationally relevant to enterprise and public-sector deployments across southern Poland; however, COIG’s publicly documented data center location remains Katowice.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. COIG positions its Data Center as the foundation for outsourcing, cloud computing, backup data center, and related managed IT services.
2. Public portfolio material lists 300 m² of data center area for COIG’s documented Data Center offering.
3. COIG states it designs high-availability systems to maintain application continuity in case of node failure.
4. Power is supplied from two independent external sources.
5. Backup power is provided by generator sets with automatic reserve switching.
6. IT continuity is protected by UPS systems in N+1 configuration.
7. Environmental control uses redundant precision air-conditioning systems and ventilation.
8. COIG’s Green Data Center policy references ambient-air and chilled-water cooling approaches, virtualization, consolidation, and energy-efficient hardware.
9. COIG states it provides 24/7/365 service and support coverage within its data center portfolio.
10. COIG is modernizing its Data Center under the Kompleksowe Centrum Cyberbezpieczeństwa project to raise cyber resilience and adapt infrastructure toward EN 50600 class 3 requirements.

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. The documented COIG Data Center is located in a segregated part of the building.
2. It is protected by an alarm system, building CCTV, and additional monitoring supervised by specialized security firms.
3. Access is restricted to authorized personnel only.
4. Entry and exit are managed through access control based on magnetic cards and PIN codes.
5. Fire protection includes gas suppression systems assigned to server rooms, using FM-200, with walls and doors rated for at least 60 minutes of fire resistance.
6. COIG publicly states certification to PN-EN ISO 9001:2015, PN-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023-08 / ISO/IEC 27001:2022, PN-EN ISO/IEC 27017:2021, and PN-EN ISO/IEC 27018:2020 at company level.
7. COIG’s published certificate scopes explicitly include Data Center services, including application, infrastructure, and platform services, backup data center, cloud computing, and IT outsourcing.
8. As a Poland-based facility environment serving EU customers, COIG’s Data Center services are relevant to GDPR hosting and processing requirements.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. COIG presents its Data Center as the base for cloud computing, IT outsourcing, backup data center, and application, infrastructure, and platform services.
2. COIG highlights network security and system security as part of its data center service stack, alongside cyber-related modernization.
3. The facility environment is suitable for hybrid and cloud-oriented enterprise architectures based on COIG’s service portfolio across hosting, infrastructure, platform, and continuity services.
4. For a specifically named Gliwice connectivity profile, I did not find public COIG documentation that identifies cross-connect options, carrier neutrality, metro fiber details, or site-level interconnection attributes for a separate Gliwice data center. The verified public documentation remains tied to the Katowice Data Center offering.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Enterprises and large organizations using outsourced or hosted IT environments.
2. Public-sector and administration-focused organizations served by COIG’s wider systems portfolio.
3. Organizations deploying cloud, backup, or disaster recovery environments.
4. Customers requiring IaaS, PaaS, or application hosting from a Poland-based provider.
5. Regulated and cyber-sensitive organizations needing infrastructure aligned with COIG’s certified management systems and modernization program.