The recent years' sprint towards digitalisation was one of
the decisive factors in accelerating the transformation of
telecommunications infrastructure. The global markets expect an
increase in investments in telecom infrastructure and Romania is no
exception.
Two large data centre investments have been announced in the
last two years, one a 200 MW,
25,000 m2 technology campus outside Bucharest
(completed) and the second to be developed by Microsoft. These add
to the existing 19 operating data centres in Bucharest, which
aggregate 65,883 m2 of data storage
infrastructure.
A number of key drivers support the increased demand for local
infrastructure in the coming years, one of the most relevant being
the digitalisation of the public administration. The Recovery and
Resilience Plan for Romania implemented as part of the EU's
plans to mitigate the economic and social impact of the
coronavirus pandemic and make European economies and societies more
sustainable and