Rogers Data Centres
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Rogers Data Centres was the colocation, dedicated hosting, and private/virtual private cloud business of Canadian telecom giant Rogers Communications, operating a network of multi-tenant facilities across Canada. As of August-December 2025, Rogers sold its nine-facility Business data centre portfolio (Tier II and III sites totaling up to 49MW of capacity) to InfraRed Capital Partners, part of Sun Life’s asset management arm, which relaunched the portfolio in December 2025 as an independent operator called Qu Data Centres. Under the transition agreement, Rogers continues to sell data centre and connectivity services into these facilities on an ongoing basis, but no longer owns or operates the underlying buildings — a fact confirmed by both Rogers’ own announcement and multiple industry press reports. Historically, Rogers built its footprint through a series of acquisitions, including Blackiron Data (2013), Pivot Data Centers (2013, $155 million), and Granite Networks (2013), consolidating smaller sites into modern Tier III facilities in cities including Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, London, Vancouver, and Halifax. The company was recognized as a Leader in IDC’s 2022 MarketScape for Canadian datacenter colocation and interconnection services.
Rogers Data Centres operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Rogers Data Centres Data Center Locations
- Airdrie, Alberta, Canada CGY3 (Rogers Calgary DC3 Airdrie) PENDING REVIEW
This site originated as part of the Pivot Data Centers acquisition, which Rogers bought for roughly $155 million in 2013. - Calgary, Alberta, Canada CGY1 (Rogers Calgary DC1) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Calgary, Alberta, Canada CGY2 (Rogers Calgary DC2) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada EDM DC1 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada EDM DC2 (Rogers Edmonton EDM DC2) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The expanded Edmonton facility added roughly 6,000 square feet of newly-constructed raised floor space when it was announced as the flagship of the newly formed Rogers Data Centres unit in 2013. - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada VAN DC1 · +1 833-471-7100 PENDING REVIEW
- Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada HAL DC1 · +1 833-471-7100 PENDING REVIEW
- Hamilton, Ontario, Canada PENDING REVIEW
- London, Ontario, Canada LON DC1 PENDING REVIEW
The facility at 970 Green Valley Road was originally established as a core asset of Blackiron Data, the data center division of Primus Telecommunications, before Rogers acquired it in 2013. - Markham, Ontario, Canada TOR3 (Rogers Markham TOR DC3) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This Markham campus at 550 Cochrane Dr sits in a dense colocation corridor alongside Microsoft's YTO14 buildings and several other Toronto-area providers. - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada OTT DC1 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada OTT DC2 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This facility, located at 2934 Baseline Rd within the Qualicum Centre complex in Nepean, made news in 2025 when the building itself (not the Rogers-run data center inside it) was sold to Regional Group. - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada OTT DC3 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This Kanata site at 436 Hazeldean Rd originally served as the primary facility for Granite Networks before Rogers acquired that company in 2011.
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Common Questions
Does Rogers still own its data centres?
No — as of the deal completed in late 2025, Rogers sold its nine-facility Business data centre portfolio to InfraRed Capital Partners, which relaunched the sites in December 2025 as Qu Data Centres. Rogers continues to sell data centre and connectivity services into these facilities but no longer owns the physical infrastructure.
How many data centres did Rogers operate before the sale?
Sources vary: Rogers' own 2022 blog cited 12 datacenters (3 in Calgary, 2 in Edmonton, 1 in London, 1 in Toronto, 3 in Ottawa, 1 in Hamilton, and 1 in Halifax), an older Rogers colocation brochure cited fifteen multi-tenant data centres, and the 2025 sale to InfraRed covered a portfolio of nine facilities — the discrepancy likely reflects consolidation of smaller sites over time.
Does Rogers Data Centres offer AI/GPU-specific infrastructure?
No genuine, facility-specific evidence of AI/GPU-optimized infrastructure (such as named GPU clusters or liquid cooling) was found for any Rogers Data Centres facility in available sources.
Where were Rogers' main data centre markets?
Rogers' colocation footprint was concentrated in Toronto/Markham, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, London (Ontario), Vancouver, and Halifax, built up through acquisitions of Blackiron Data, Pivot Data Centers, and Granite Networks.
Does Rogers Data Centres offer colocation services?
Rogers Data Centres is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact Rogers Data Centres directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does Rogers Data Centres offer cloud services?
Rogers 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 Rogers Data Centres directly to confirm cloud availability.
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