WhiteHat: Bucarest Data Center

Located at Strada Rezervelor 72 in Bucharest, Romania, the WhiteHat Bucharest Data Centre is a carrier-neutral facility operated by WhiteHat.  It serves as a strategic hub for colocation, connectivity and managed infrastructure for companies targeting the Romanian market and beyond. What sets this facility apart is its integration into Romania’s local peering ecosystem (including exchange access) and its specialist focus on flexible, network-centric services in a region with growing digital infrastructure demand.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• The data centre offers carrier-neutral connectivity and is connected to multiple networks and exchanges — per public PeeringDB records it shows 8 networks and 2 Internet Exchanges. 
• It supports colocation deployments with racks and cabinets designed for enterprise and network-provider scale, enabling deployments from modest cabinet space to full-suite occupancy.
• The site benefits from Romania’s improving data-centre infrastructure and connectivity density, offering good scalability for growing workloads.
• Managed services include remote-hands support, monitoring, and network provisioning, aligned with WhiteHat’s broader connectivity-first heritage (they began as a Romanian private provider of high-speed networks).

🔐 Security & Compliance

• The facility incorporates standard physical security measures including 24/7 on-site surveillance, secure card access, and controlled entry to technical spaces.
• Access control and monitoring capabilities allow network and infrastructure providers to deploy with confidence in a regulated-business environment.
• While detailed certification information for this specific site isn't publicly listed in the sources reviewed, WhiteHat’s infrastructure is positioned for business-critical applications with enterprise-grade reliability.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Being carrier-neutral, clients can interconnect with multiple network operators and peer at local exchanges. For example, WhiteHat Bucharest is connected via PeeringDB to the RO-CIX route servers. 
• The facility’s address in Bucharest provides good access to Romania’s major national fibre routes and the city’s data-centre ecosystem, supporting low-latency access to both local and regional markets.
• Cross-connect options and private inter-rack/network links allow for hybrid setups, network providers, and cloud-on-ramps.

💼 Who It Serves

• Network and content-delivery providers seeking a Bucharest foothold with carrier-neutral colocation and peering options.
• Enterprises with regional IT hosting needs in Romania or Eastern Europe, looking for mid-sized colocation, connectivity and network service flexibility.
• SaaS, cloud or managed-service providers requiring infrastructure to support customers in Romania and nearby markets.
• Organizations that need network-centric infrastructure rather than massive mega-campus scale, yet still with growth potential and modern connectivity.