Three data centres trade under the Posita name and the largest of them sits in the Tezno industrial zone on the eastern side of Maribor, rated at 1.2 MVA against 500 kVA at Ljubljana Vič and 300 kVA at Maribor Center. Pošta Slovenije d.o.o., the Slovenian national postal operator, runs all three and has sold the service since 2003, counting more than 3,500 organisations served over that time. Space comes in three forms: a Standard room built to EI-60 fire resistance, a Premium tier housed inside a Lampertz safety cell, and a containerised product that can be sited rather than occupied. Every site is built to resist earthquakes, which matters in a seismic country, and the published availability figure is 99.982%. The operator states that its build follows Tier III standards, and publishes its ISO 27001 and ISO 50001 claims without certificate references.
Facility Specifications
Site information
Power capacity
1.2 MVA (about 1.2 MW) transformer capacity
Uptime SLA
99.982% published availability
Compliance
ISO 27001ISO 50001
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Frequently asked questions
Which company stands behind the Posita brand at Maribor Tezno?
Pošta Slovenije d.o.o., the Slovenian national postal operator. Posita is its data-centre and IT services brand and has been in the market since 2003.
How much electrical capacity does Maribor Tezno hold?
1.2 MVA of transformer capacity, which makes it the largest of the three Posita sites - Ljubljana Vič is rated at 500 kVA and Maribor Center at 300 kVA.
What forms does Posita sell space in?
Three: a Standard room with EI-60 fire resistance, a Premium tier inside a Lampertz safety cell, and a containerised data centre. Some Posita locations are containers rather than buildings.
What does the Tier III wording on the Posita sites mean?
It is the operator's own statement of compliance with Tier III standards rather than a certificate. The Uptime Institute register holds no award for Pošta Slovenije, and the ISO 27001 and ISO 50001 claims are published without certificate numbers or issuing bodies.