Beanfield Metroconnect

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Beanfield Metroconnect is a Toronto-founded telecommunications infrastructure provider that owns and operates fibre networks and a small number of boutique, carrier-neutral colocation facilities across Toronto and Montreal, with fibre-only expansion (not confirmed data centre presence) into Vancouver. As of 2024-2025, its colocation footprint consists of five known facilities across two Canadian metro areas: four buildings in downtown Toronto (23 Fraser Avenue, 151 Front Street West, 250 Front Street West, and 905 King Street West) and one in Montreal (3445 Avenue du Parc, the former Openface facility acquired in 2020). Founded in 1988, Beanfield has grown from a neighbourhood ISP into a facilities-based infrastructure company, and since 2019 has been majority-owned by DigitalBridge (formerly Digital Colony/Colony Capital), with Canadian pension fund OMERS Infrastructure making a significant capital investment in the company as well.

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Beanfield Metroconnect has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:

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Common Questions

Where does Beanfield Metroconnect operate physical data centres?

Beanfield's confirmed colocation facilities are in Toronto (23 Fraser Avenue, 151 Front Street West, 250 Front Street West, and 905 King Street West) and Montreal (3445 Avenue du Parc). The company's fibre network also reaches Vancouver, but no dedicated Beanfield-operated colocation data centre there has been confirmed.

Does Beanfield own its data centre buildings?

Beanfield leases space directly from building owners rather than owning the buildings outright; the company states it always leases directly from landlords so it is never a sub-tenant, while its own team builds and manages the internal colocation infrastructure.

Who owns Beanfield Metroconnect?

Beanfield has been majority-owned by DigitalBridge (formerly Digital Colony/Colony Capital) since a late-2019 acquisition, with OMERS Infrastructure later making a significant capital investment in the company.

Is Beanfield an AI-focused cloud or colocation provider?

No genuine evidence was found that Beanfield's colocation facilities are AI/GPU-optimized; its facilities are marketed as boutique, connectivity-centric colocation space rather than high-density AI infrastructure.

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