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Data centers in Bulgaria

12 data centers are listed in Bulgaria. The cities with the most listings are Sofia (10), Bozhurishte (1) and Varna (1); together they hold 100% of them. The operators with the most listings are Equinix (2), Crypt Logic LTD (1) and Digital Realty (1), out of 5 named operators.

By type, the listings in Bulgaria are 67% unclassified and 33% colocation.

Worldwide, Bulgaria ranks 64th of 152 countries by number of listings, with under 1% of all listed facilities. In Eastern Europe it ranks 6th of 10; the others with the most listings are Russia (108), Poland (42) and Czechia (39).

The three operators with the most listings hold 33% of them; 4 of the 5 named operators have a single listed facility here. 1 facility holds an Uptime Institute Tier certification (1 Tier III). Tier III: Contingency and Data Center Bozhurishte (CDC BOZ).

12
Facilities
5
Operators
4
Colocation

11 of 12 facilities have coordinates.

Facilities

Data centers in Bulgaria
FacilityOperatorCityStatusPublished MWType
Contingency and Data Center Bozhurishte (CDC BOZ)Bulgarian Air Traffic Services Authority (BULATSA)BozhurishteColocation
Crypt Logic LTD data centerCrypt Logic LTDSofiaUnclassified
Data Center Bulgarianot recordedSofiaUnclassified
Daticum Data Centernot recordedSofiaUnclassified
Digital Realty data center (Телепоинт София Изток)Digital RealtySofiaColocation
Discovernot recordedSofiaUnclassified
Equinix Sofia SO1EquinixSofiaColocation
Equinix Sofia SO2EquinixSofiaColocation
Evolinknot recordedSofiaUnclassified
SDC - СофияNeterraSofiaUnclassified
Telepoint Datacenternot recordedSofiaUnclassified
Varna Data Centernot recordedVarnaUnclassified

Operators

Operators by number of facilities
OperatorFacilities
Equinix2
Bulgarian Air Traffic Services Authority (BULATSA)1
Crypt Logic LTD1
Digital Realty1
Neterra1

Largest facilities by floor area

Largest facilities by published floor area
FacilityOperatorFloor area, sq ft
Equinix Sofia SO2Equinix22,863
Equinix Sofia SO1Equinix11,873

Other countries in Eastern Europe