DELSKA
Delska’ s 25 years of expertise to power future growth Over a quarter of a century, Delska has built a strong market position in the Baltic region where infrastructure expertise is a key advantage. Today, the company employs more than 95 certified IT professionals providing 24 / 7 multilingual technical support, backed by partnerships with over 30 leading software and hardware vendors and customers across more than 40 export markets.
“We’ re investing with a clear goal: to help make the Baltic region a key new hub for data centres”
Kaspars Berzins,
Chief Financial Officer, Delska
The convergence of AI demand, hyperscaler outsourcing trends and European regulatory requirements creates significant opportunities for regional operators with deep infrastructure expertise. Delska’ s investments in renewable energy, modular facilities and comprehensive network infrastructure position the company to benefit from these market developments, whilst maintaining the personal service approach that differentiates it from global competitors.
Chief Financial Officer Kaspars Berzins says the company’ s financial position supports continued investment in regional infrastructure development.
“ We’ re investing with a clear goal: to help make the Baltic region a key new hub for data centers,” says Kaspars.“ It’ s a strategic step, and we believe the timing couldn’ t be better given how the market is evolving in the Baltics, Northern and Eastern Europe. Our financial position enables us to support AI-ready infrastructure, our self-service platform myDelska, sustainable solutions and to create a strong regional data centres’ ecosystem. These investments put Delska in a strong position to drive regional growth while helping customers accelerate their digital transformation securely and sustainably.” For Andris, the current environment represents both validation of long-term strategy and readiness for continued evolution.
“ We have many projects ahead and new milestones to reach,” he says,“ so we are very optimistic about the development and growth of the industry.”
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