DEAC
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Delska (formerly known as DEAC, now merged with Lithuania’s Data Logistics Center under a single 2024 brand) is a Baltic-region data center and network operator selling colocation, dedicated servers, and cloud computing services out of a small cluster of self-built facilities in Riga, Latvia and Vilnius, Lithuania, backed up by network points of presence in Frankfurt and Amsterdam. As of 2025 the group runs roughly 19MW of Tier III-certified capacity across six owned buildings, making it one of the larger independent, carrier-neutral operators in Northern Europe rather than a global-scale player. Its newest Riga building, EU North Riga LV DC1, is purpose-built with dual air- and liquid-cooling to serve AI and HPC workloads up to 250kW per rack, a notable technical bet for a regional operator of this size. The company is privately owned by the Swiss-managed Quaero European Infrastructure Fund II, which acquired both DEAC and DLC in 2020 and merged them into the Delska brand in mid-2024.
DEAC operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Phone: +37167072222 Email: [email protected]
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DEAC Data Center Locations
- Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany Frankfurt Point of Presence PENDING REVIEW
This point of presence is hosted within a major Equinix interconnection facility on Gutleutstrasse, giving Delska customers access to some of the world's largest internet exchange points. - Riga, Latvia EU North Riga LV DC1AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +37167072222 PENDING REVIEW
This 10MW facility was officially launched in 2025 as a purpose-built AI and HPC data center and won first place in the Latvian Construction Annual Award's Production Facility/Industrial Building category. - Riga, Latvia EU North Riga LV DC2 CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +37167072222 PENDING REVIEW
Described as one of the biggest data centers in Northern Europe, this facility is built to the EN 50600-3 standard and uses HVO-derived renewable diesel for backup generators. - Riga, Latvia EU North Riga LV DC3 CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +37167072222 PENDING REVIEW
This is Delska's first underground data center, noted for having one of the highest levels of physical security among Northern European facilities. - Vilnius, Lithuania EU North Vilnius LT DC1 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Formerly known as Data Inn, this was Lithuania's first certified Tier III data center under prior operator DLC. - Vilnius, Lithuania EU North Vilnius LT DC2 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This site was previously operated under the RackRay brand before joining the Delska group in 2025. - Vilnius, Lithuania EU North Vilnius LT DC3 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This site is described as the largest data exchange hub in Lithuania. - Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam Point of Presence PENDING REVIEW
Per DEAC's own site: The company lists this Amsterdam point of presence, along with Frankfurt, as connecting customers to the world's biggest internet exchange points.
By Continent
DEAC AI Data Centers
Delska's newest facility, EU North Riga LV DC1 in Latvia, is the group's clear AI-focused site: a 10MW building officially launched in 2025 and explicitly designed for AI and high-performance computing. Rather than relying purely on air cooling, it uses a dual-mode system pairing standard air cooling for regular servers with high-density liquid cooling loops built specifically for GPU-intensive AI/ML clusters, letting it handle racks drawing anywhere from 10kW up to roughly 250kW. The site was also built on a modular design that can scale from 10MW to 30MW on adjoining owned land, reflecting the company's stated response to unpredictable AI power demand across Europe.
- Riga, Latvia EU North Riga LV DC1 AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
This 10MW facility was officially launched in 2025 as a purpose-built AI and HPC data center and won first place in the Latvian Construction Annual Award's Production Facility/Industrial Building category.
Common Questions
Does Delska (DEAC) have AI/GPU-optimized data center infrastructure?
Yes. Delska's newest Riga facility, EU North Riga LV DC1, is a 10MW building explicitly designed for AI and high-performance computing, using a dual-mode cooling setup that combines standard air cooling with high-density liquid cooling loops built for GPU-intensive AI/ML clusters, according to the company's own engineering team and industry press covering its 2025 launch.
Where does DEAC/Delska operate physical data centers?
Delska owns and operates three data centers in Riga, Latvia (EU North Riga LV DC1, DC2, and DC3) and three in Vilnius, Lithuania (EU North Vilnius LT DC1, DC2, and DC3), and maintains network points of presence in Frankfurt, Germany and Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Is DEAC the same company as Delska?
Yes — DEAC (Latvia) and Data Logistics Center/DLC (Lithuania) merged into a single joint brand called Delska in June 2024, and in 2025 the Lithuanian provider RackRay also joined the group; all remain owned by Quaero European Infrastructure Fund II.
What certifications do Delska's data centers hold?
Delska describes its Riga and Vilnius data centers as operating under Tier III certification (with EU North Riga LV DC1 also earning LEED certification), and the group holds company-wide ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 22301, ISO 50001, ISO 9001, and PCI DSS certifications.
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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