Web infrastructure in Budapest
Budapest is Hungary's primary data center market, hosting 6 facilities. The city is the central hub for internet infrastructure in the country, anchored by the Budapest Internet Exchange (BIX) with 103 connected networks. This concentration makes Budapest the key location for colocation and connectivity in Central Europe.
Budapest as an internet hub
Notable operators include Pro-M (ex KIFÜ Hungarian Governmental Agency for ICT Development), T-Systems Magyarország Zrt., and VIVAnet DataCenter Kft., each with one facility. Other providers such as Budapesti Ingatlan Hasznosítási és Fejlesztési Nyrt., One Hungary Ltd., and Servergarden Kft. also operate data centers in the city.
BIX provides a critical peering point for local and regional traffic. Businesses buy hosting in Budapest to access this exchange and reach the Hungarian market. The city serves enterprises, content providers, and carriers needing low-latency connectivity within Hungary and to neighboring countries.
Key facts
- Budapest has 6 data centers, all operated by separate providers.
- BIX is the only Internet exchange, with 103 connected networks.
- Pro-M operates one facility, formerly part of KIFÜ.
- T-Systems Magyarország Zrt. runs one data center in Budapest.
- Servergarden Kft. and VIVAnet DataCenter Kft. each have one facility.
Data centers in Budapest
All 6 facilities →Dataplex Budapest
T-Systems Magyarország Zrt.
8 carriers
BIX Building (Victor Hugo street)
Budapesti Ingatlan Hasznosítási és Fejlesztési Nyrt.
4 carriers
2Connect DC10
One Hungary Ltd._12301
2 carriers
VIVAnet DC
VIVAnet DataCenter Kft.
1 carriers
DoclerNet
Servergarden Kft.
Pro-M Victor Hugo
Pro-M (ex KIFÜ Hungarian Governmental Agency for ICT Development)