DEAC
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DEAC (SIA Digitālās Ekonomikas Attīstības Centrs), founded in Riga in 1999, is a Latvian data center, colocation, and IT infrastructure operator that in June 2024 merged with Lithuania’s Data Logistics Center (DLC) to form the joint brand Delska, later joined by Lithuanian operator RackRay in 2025. As of 2026, the group operates six data centers across Riga, Latvia and Vilnius, Lithuania with roughly 19-30 MW of combined capacity, plus network points of presence in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Stockholm, and sells colocation, dedicated servers, cloud, network, and managed services to customers in more than 40 countries. Its flagship and largest facility, the 10 MW EU North Riga LV DC1, was purpose-built for AI and high-performance computing workloads, supporting up to 250 kW per rack, and is one of only a handful of LEED-certified buildings in Latvia. Owned by the Swiss Quaero European Infrastructure Fund II since 2020, the company positions itself as a Baltic-focused, carrier-neutral alternative to hyperscale cloud providers, emphasizing personalized service, sovereignty, and renewable-energy-powered infrastructure rather than competing head-on for hyperscale cloud customers.
DEAC operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Phone: +371 6707 2100 Email: [email protected]
DEAC Data Center Locations
- Riga, Latvia EU North Riga LV DC1AI DATA CENTER TIER III (DESIGN CERTIFIED; FACILITY CERTIFICATION PURSUED) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This 10 MW, roughly 7,100 sqm facility was purpose-built for AI and HPC workloads with densities up to 250 kW per rack and received the Latvian Construction Annual Award for its industrial building category. - Vilnius, Lithuania EU North Vilnius LT DC1 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This Vilnius facility (formerly DLC's DATA INN) is Tier III certified with a PUE as low as 1.3, among the most efficient in the region, and Delska has announced plans to expand it up to 20 MW.
AI Data Centers
Delska's newest and largest facility, EU North Riga LV DC1 in Riga, was purpose-built for AI, deep learning, GPU, and high-performance computing workloads, with support for up to 250 kW per rack and both air and direct-to-chip liquid cooling. The 10 MW, roughly 7,100 sqm site is powered entirely by wind energy with Neste MY renewable diesel backup, targets a PUE under 1.3, and holds Uptime Institute Tier III Design certification while pursuing Tier III Facility and LEED certification. It officially opened for customer deployments in April 2026, positioned by the company as one of the greenest AI-ready data centers in the Baltic region.
- Riga, Latvia EU North Riga LV DC1 AI DATA CENTER TIER III (DESIGN CERTIFIED; FACILITY CERTIFICATION PURSUED) CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
This 10 MW, roughly 7,100 sqm facility was purpose-built for AI and HPC workloads with densities up to 250 kW per rack and received the Latvian Construction Annual Award for its industrial building category.
Common Questions
Does DEAC (Delska) offer AI or GPU-specific infrastructure?
Yes. Its newest Riga facility, EU North Riga LV DC1, was engineered specifically for AI, deep learning, GPU, and high-performance computing workloads, supporting power densities of up to 250 kW per rack, direct-to-chip liquid cooling, and a targeted PUE of 1.3, according to company statements and independent trade press covering its 2025-2026 launch.
What happened to the DEAC brand?
In June 2024, DEAC merged with Lithuania's Data Logistics Center (DLC) to form a joint brand called Delska, with Lithuanian operator RackRay joining the group in 2025; the underlying legal entities, including DEAC's, continue to operate separately under the same ownership.
Where are DEAC/Delska's physical data centers located?
The company's owned data centers are concentrated in Riga, Latvia and Vilnius, Lithuania, with additional network points of presence (not owned data centers) in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Stockholm.
Who owns DEAC/Delska?
DEAC has been owned since 2020 by the Swiss Quaero European Infrastructure Fund II, managed by Quaero Capital, which also owns DLC and RackRay under the combined Delska brand.
Is DEAC/Delska's newest data center certified?
EU North Riga LV DC1 received Uptime Institute Tier III Design Certification in August 2025 and was pursuing Tier III Facility certification following its launch, while also targeting LEED green building certification.
Does DEAC offer colocation services?
DEAC is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact DEAC directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does DEAC offer cloud services?
DEAC is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact DEAC directly to confirm cloud availability.
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