Warsaw joined the fleet in 2025 in WAW1 in Wola, a district that spent the 1990s as a business park and now hosts a good share of the country's fibre. We plugged into PLIX, signed Arelion and Cogent, and measured the first hop to Prague at 6 ms — the shortest route to a neighbour that any new site had posted that year.
The site runs 0.3 Tbit/s of edge capacity at a 3 ms local median, with 10 ms to Stockholm and Vienna and 11 to Frankfurt. Warsaw is Central Europe without the detour: the part of the map that used to buy its hosting from Germany because no one else was selling, now with a local rack at the same price and one fewer border crossing for the packets.