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Data center operator Delska invites you to the grand opening of a 10 MW data center in Riga, a project that has received the Latvian Construction Annual Award (1st place in the “Production Facility, Industrial Building” category). The new facility is a major contribution to the development of digital infrastructure in Latvia and the Baltics, strengthening the ability of local and international companies to implement modern and secure IT solutions. The event will provide an op

How resilient is your company's supply chain to various risks? Try the quick demo test created by Latvian IT Cluster partners in the ResC4EU project and find out the chain's strengths and weaknesses: https://resc4eu.greentwin.app/demonstrator-4. Steps to complete the test: Read the information about the test and click "Start Assessment" Fill in the company information (the information provided is used for statistical purposes and will be used in aggregate form in the proje

In early March, the Latvian IT cluster, together with its member companies, traveled to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona with the aim of strengthening international cooperation. With more than 100,000 technology industry professionals from around the world, Mobile World Congress once again confirmed its importance as one of the world's most important platforms where future technology trends are formed, with a strong emphasis on promoting international cooperation. The L

On March 4 and 5, the Latvian IT cluster participated in the meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission in Uzbekistan, where the main topics on the agenda were bilateral cooperation in the field of information technology and the common goals of the project “Connectivity in Central Asia” (C4CA). During the visit, the importance of digitalization in the development of sectors was emphasized, as well as the potential of both countries to build closer cooperation in the developm

The President of Latvia, Edgars Rinkēvičs, visited Delska’s new 10 MW data center in Riga on February 3 ahead of its official opening. During the visit, Delska’s Chairman of the Board, Andris Gailītis, and Technical Director, Rihards Kaļetovs, presented the state-of-the-art data center infrastructure and its role in enabling artificial intelligence (AI) and high performance computing (HPC) solutions, as well as strengthening national, regional and European digital sovereignty

The European Union's Erasmus+ programme is launching the AI COMPLY – Ensuring AI Compliance: Practical Guide on AI Regulation for SMEs and CVET project, which will provide businesses and vocational education and training organisations with a practical guide to ensuring compliance with the new EU Artificial Intelligence Regulation ( AI Act ). The project aims to facilitate the work of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and vocational education and training institutions

The Intelligent Connected Cities (ICC) project is designed to enhance the global competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from the Central Baltic region by addressing key challenges such as market access, technological adaptation and sustainability outside the EU. This initiative has a unique focus on integrating SMEs into “megaprojects”. Megaprojects are specific, existing larger-scale development initiatives related to modern urban development (e.g. Indo