“Pozitrons” data center to launch next year, billed as most physically secure in Baltics
A new data center named “Pozitrons” is expected to begin operations in Latvia next year, with its announcement calling it the most physically secure facility of its kind in the Baltics. The project is set to mark a new phase in Latvia's digital infrastructure and strengthen secure storage of critical data.
Next year, Latvia will see the launch of a new data center called “Pozitrons”, which according to its announcement will become the most physically secure data center in the Baltics. The project marks a new stage in the development of Latvia's digital infrastructure.
The center is designed to strengthen the state's ability to store critical data in a geographically diversified, high-security and high-availability environment. This approach helps reduce the risks associated with relying on a single data storage location and ensures continuous operation.
“Pozitrons” is described as the most physically secure data center in the region, highlighting the importance of the project. Physical security is a key criterion for data centers handling critical information. The announcement emphasizes that the facility will operate in an environment that combines protection against physical threats with reliable availability.
The project is expected to bolster Latvia's standing as a country capable of offering trustworthy digital infrastructure. It also represents a step forward in building digital resilience in the region. The opening is planned for next year.
