Google Distributed Cloud vs. Delska

Google Distributed Cloud provides a robust array of managed hardware and software solutions that enhance the capacity of Google Cloud in both edge environments and on-premises data centers. This offering, driven by Anthos, is ideal for local data processing, edge computing, and the modernization of existing infrastructure, simultaneously addressing critical issues related to data sovereignty, security, and privacy. By harnessing the power of Google’s cutting-edge AI, data analytics, and database technologies, users can uncover meaningful insights and break through conventional barriers tied to scale, performance, and expenses in data handling, irrespective of its physical location. Users can maintain authority and autonomy over their data and infrastructure, ensuring they meet stringent compliance requirements while utilizing cloud-native services customized for their unique situations. This adaptability empowers organizations to innovate swiftly while upholding the highest standards of data governance and security. Ultimately, this comprehensive approach not only meets the immediate needs of businesses but also positions them for future growth and technological advancements.

Delska operates as a specialized data center and network service provider, delivering customized IT and networking solutions for enterprises. With a total of five data centers in Latvia and Lithuania—one of which is set to open in 2025—and additional points of presence in Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden, we create a robust regional ecosystem for data centers and networking. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our goal to reach net-zero CO2 emissions by 2030, establishing a benchmark for eco-friendly IT infrastructure in the Baltic region. Beyond traditional services like cloud computing, colocation, and data security, we also introduced the myDelska self-service cloud platform, designed for rapid deployment of virtual machines and management of IT resources, with bare metal services expected soon. Our platform boasts several essential features, including unlimited traffic and fixed monthly pricing, API integration, customizable firewall settings, comprehensive backup solutions, real-time network topology visualization, and a latency measurement map, supporting various operating systems such as Alpine Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Windows OS, and openSUSE. In June 2024, Delska expanded its portfolio by merging with two companies—DEAC European Data Center and Data Logistics Center (DLC)—which continue to function as separate legal entities under the ownership of Quaero European Infrastructure Fund II. This strategic merger enhances our capacity to provide even more innovative services and solutions to our clients.