The HR-ZOO project established a vital element of Croatia's national research and innovation e-infrastructure. Its purpose was to equip the Croatian scientific and academic community with sustained access to advanced computing power, ample storage capacity, and robust network connectivity – essential tools for contemporary, interdisciplinary scientific inquiry and educational pursuits.
May 04, 2026 Croatia
US investment group Pantheon Atlas has unveiled plans for a hyperscale AI data center and innovation campus in Topusko, Croatia, with investment of up to €12 billion ($14.1 billion). The proposed 310-acre site will be located around 90km (56 miles) south of Zagreb, with potential to expand to 450...
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February 05, 2026 Croatia
Croatian Telecom (aka Hrvatski Telekom) this week announced that, alongside Siemens, it had successfully completed the White Space Cooling Optimization (WSCO) project.“Thanks to intelligent sensor placement and AI-based cooling management, HT’s data center in Zagreb now operates more efficiently...
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November 27, 2024 Croatia
Croatian cloud solutions and data center provider DataBox has taken over Digital Realty's cloud services in the country. This move will enable Digital Realty to "realign" its offering in Croatia and focus on acting as an infrastructure provider instead of a cloud service provider in the...
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October 19, 2023 Croatia
Croatian ICT solutions provider Cratis revealed that it will launch a new data center this month in Varazdin, north of Zagreb, in partnership with local polyethylene films, bags, and packaging manufacturer Muraplast. This new DC North facility will offer 2.8MW across six data rooms – each 340 sqm...
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November 03, 2022 Croatia
Hrvatski Telekom has announced a ten-year virtual Power Purchase Agreement with Liburana doo. This vPPA, the first of its kind in Croatia, will see the construction of the 'Mazin Gračac' wind farm, which is forecast to produce 50 GWh per year. Speaking about the deal, Kostas Nebis, President of...
Read moreDecember 02, 2021 Zagreb
A1 Croatia has opened a new data center in Zagreb. The company began construction on the facility in October 2020. The 21,500 square feet (2,000 square meters) data center cost the company €11 million ($13m). In addition, the data center was designed to withstand earthquakes up to 9 on the...
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