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🇭🇺 Data Centers in Hungary: UPS and EMP Overview

The Hungarian data center market, particularly centered around Budapest and emerging hubs like Debrecen, is growing, driven by the National Digitalisation Strategy and high demand for Tier III and Tier IV reliability. For mission-critical infrastructure like data centers, the focus on Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems is paramount, while Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) protection remains a niche, high-security requirement rather than a broad regulatory mandate.

1. Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) in Hungary

UPS systems are the single most critical component for ensuring the high availability demanded by data center customers in Hungary. The market highly values reliability, scalability, and efficiency:

• Tier Standards & Redundancy: The majority of the market share (76%) is in Tier III facilities, with Tier IV capacity also growing. Adhering to these Uptime Institute Tiers necessitates N+1 or 2N redundancy for all critical infrastructure, including the UPS systems. Local builders often highlight their experience in constructing Hungary's…

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