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The Greater Toronto Area region currently has confirmed data center activity across 5 cities, with 7 companies represented.
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1547 Critical Systems RealtyTOON1TIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Originally built as an enterprise supercomputer site, the Markham facility at 105 Clegg Road was redeveloped into a multi-tenant Tier III data center by I.C.E Datacenters before 1547 and CIM acquired it in 2018, marking 1547's first international location.
CentersquareYYZ2-ATIER IIIPENDING REVIEW The Markham location is described as the company's newest Canadian data center, offering roughly 100,000 square feet of Tier III-certified space.
CentersquareYYZ1TIER IIIPENDING REVIEW YYZ1 is a single-story, purpose-built building offering over 185,000 square feet of Tier III-certified colocation space with 12 MW of utility power.
CentriLogicMississauga North Data Center (215 Traders Boulevard East)PENDING REVIEW Per CentriLogic's own site: Centrilogic describes this as its third of three Mississauga facilities, noting it also includes designated emergency space for disaster recovery hot seats.
CentriLogicDowntown Toronto Data Center (55 York Street)PENDING REVIEW · 1.416.613.8120 Opened in December 2011 as a 16,000-square-foot facility located within a few hundred feet of 151 Front Street, Canada's primary telecommunications carrier hotel.
CentriLogicMississauga South Data Center (2 Robert Speck Parkway) — first of threePENDING REVIEW Per CentriLogic's own site: Centrilogic describes this as its first of three data centers in Mississauga, engineered and designed to Tier 3+ standards with some Tier 4 attributes.
CentriLogicMississauga Data Center (7445 Tranmere Drive) — second of threePENDING REVIEW Per CentriLogic's own site: Centrilogic describes this as its second of three secure and redundant data center facilities in Mississauga, delivering its full suite of hybrid hosting, cloud, co-location, and managed services.
Compass DatacentersCompass Toronto Data CenterPENDING REVIEW This facility, in the Etobicoke section of Toronto, supports Compass's Canadian hyperscale strategy in the country's largest financial and tech center.
Hut 8Mississauga Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW · 1-855-488-8472 · [email protected] The facility occupies the second floor of a complex originally constructed by BlackBerry and opened in 2015.
Hut 8Vaughan Data CenterTIER ICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW · 1-855-488-8472 · [email protected] This facility benefits from proximity to the Toronto Internet Exchange (TorIX), giving colocation customers direct access to a major regional peering point.
Q9 NetworksBrampton 890TIER III EQUIVALENTPENDING REVIEW This 15-megawatt facility at 1895 Williams Parkway East is deliberately disguised on the outside as an unmarked industrial building with no company signage, and is regarded as one of the largest data centres in Canada.
Q9 NetworksBrampton 900PENDING REVIEW Opened in phases starting January 2011, this 240,000-square-foot, roughly 6,500-cabinet-equivalent facility represented Q9's largest-ever single investment in new data-centre capacity at the time.
Rogers Data CentresTOR DC3TIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This facility connects to Rogers' national fibre backbone and offers cloud on-ramps and interconnection services in the Toronto/Markham metro area.
Rogers Data CentresHAM DC1PENDING REVIEW
Common Questions
Is there a carrier hotel in the Greater Toronto Area region?
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What colocation providers operate in the Greater Toronto Area region?
We've currently tracked 7 companies operating 14 facilities in the Greater Toronto Area region — see the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
Is there an AI data center in Greater Toronto Area?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) data center on file for Greater Toronto Area, though some providers listed above may support AI workloads to varying degrees. We continue tracking new developments here.
Are there cloud providers in Greater Toronto Area?
Yes — we've identified 4 cloud providers with a presence in Greater Toronto Area. See the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
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