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Bell Data Centres is the data centre and colocation arm of Bell Canada (a subsidiary of BCE Inc.), operating a national network of facilities that has historically provided colocation, managed hosting, and cloud-based services (SaaS, hosted unified communications) to Canadian enterprise and government customers. As of 2026, Bell directly owns and operates data centres located in its network central offices in Calgary, Halifax, Saint John, St. John’s, Toronto, and Gatineau, after selling a much larger 13-site, 25-facility Canadian colocation portfolio to Equinix in a 2020 transaction valued at roughly CAD $1.04 billion. Since 2025, Bell has pivoted aggressively into AI infrastructure through ‘Bell AI Fabric,’ a planned national network of sovereign AI data centres that began with a British Columbia ‘supercluster’ (Kamloops and Merritt) powered by Groq AI inference chips and hydroelectricity, and now includes a large-scale AI campus under construction near Regina, Saskatchewan, pre-leased to CoreWeave and Cerebras. Bell’s approach is distinctive for pairing legacy telecom-grade colocation with a sovereign-AI compute strategy explicitly aimed at keeping Canadian AI workloads on domestic, hydro-powered infrastructure.
Bell Data Centres operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Yes. Since 2025, Bell has built AI-specific facilities under its 'Bell AI Fabric' program, starting with a 7MW Groq-powered inference facility in Kamloops, BC, and a similar facility in Merritt, BC, followed by larger 26MW AI facilities in Kamloops including one on the Thompson Rivers University campus designed for AI training and inference.
Yes. In 2020, Bell (BCE Inc.) sold 25 data centre facilities across 13 sites in 8 Canadian cities to Equinix for approximately CAD $1.04 billion, while retaining ownership of five data centres located in its network central offices in Calgary, Halifax, Saint John, St. John's, and Toronto.
Bell is building a roughly 300MW AI data centre campus outside Regina, Saskatchewan (in the Rural Municipality of Sherwood), reported to be worth about $1.7 billion and fully pre-leased to AI cloud firms CoreWeave and Cerebras as anchor tenants, with first capacity expected in the first half of 2027.
Bell built a data centre in Gatineau, Quebec, in the National Capital Region, developed specifically to meet a Public Works and Government Services Canada requirement for next-generation government data centre capacity.
Bell Data Centres is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact Bell Data Centres directly to confirm cloud availability.
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