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https://www.sprintdatacenter.pl/kolokacja-serwerow-w-sdc
Contact them and ask how much for extra bandwidth.
Do not know how it looks nowadays, but they didn't colo in 2022.
If they started doing it again, please update us on it, I would be also interested.
https://hosteam.pl/ also does colo sometimes, LIM Warsaw dc, and they have very nice ddos protection.
M247 also can do colo in Poland, Equinix, but their network is kinda ass.
Atman and Beyond are extremely expensive directly, you would have to contact someone who has a rack with them and is willing to share some space.
Mevspace offers colocation in Warsaw aswell
https://mevspace.com/colocation
You pay per wattage printed on your PSU, they have very bad prices unless you can get "pay per usage" energy.
What hardware are you looking to colo?
Ryzen 9 3900X, 96GB DDR4 (2x32GB, 2x16GB) 3200 MHz RAM, 1TB NVMe. Seems to be using about 100 to 140W peak.
What PSU's you got? Its sadly important for colo in most places in Poland.
Currently running on some beefy PSU I had lying around as the one I want isn't here yet, but it'll be running a 320W PSU in the data center.
It should be fine then.
I'd recommend starting with hitting up Sprintdc and Hosteam, if none of them offer colo, go with Mevspace.
Sprint has a very nice policy of not giving a fuck unless a court tells them to do.
Hosteam doesn't give a shit about unlawful threats either, and they have extremely nice anti ddos included if you care.
Mevspace is not bad, but its just very "bulk" - think of it like Polish Hetzner, not bad but not very good either.