Rogers Data Centres
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Rogers Data Centres was the colocation, cloud and managed-services division of Rogers Communications, Canada’s large telecom and media company, offering rack, cage and suite space plus network connectivity inside its own Canadian-owned facilities. As of a deal announced in August 2025 and completed in December 2025, Rogers sold this entire nine-facility data centre business to InfraRed Capital Partners (part of Sun Life’s SLC Management), which now operates the portfolio as a standalone Canadian platform under a new brand; Rogers itself continues only to resell data centre services on InfraRed’s behalf and to provide network connectivity to the sites, rather than physically operating them. At its peak (roughly 2013-2025) the unit described itself as operating between 11 and 14 data centres across Canada, including Uptime Institute Tier III-certified facilities in Toronto, Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton, built up through a string of early-2010s acquisitions (Blackiron Data from Primus, Pivot Data Centers, and Granite Networks). Because of the recent ownership change, anything described under the “Rogers Data Centres” name today should be read as a historical/transitional snapshot rather than a current, Rogers-operated footprint.
Rogers Data Centres operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
Rogers Data Centres Data Center Locations
- Airdrie, Alberta, Canada CAL-DC3 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
CAL-DC3, at 34 Highland Park Way Northeast in Airdrie just north of Calgary, was described as Alberta's first data centre to receive Uptime Institute's Tier III design certification, serving as both primary and disaster-recovery infrastructure for Western Canada. - Calgary, Alberta, Canada CAL-DC2 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per Rogers Data Centres's own site: Rogers' marketing materials list Calgary among the cities with Uptime Institute-certified Tier III facilities within its national data centre network. - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada EDM DC1 / EDM DC2 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Edmonton facilities were expanded in 2013 with roughly 6,000 square feet of newly-constructed raised floor space to serve Alberta's growing business-to-business demand. - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada VAN DC1 PENDING REVIEW
- Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada HAL DC1 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 centre division of Primus Telecommunications, before Rogers acquired it in 2013. - Markham, Ontario, Canada PENDING REVIEW
- Mississauga, Ontario, Canada PENDING REVIEW
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada OTT DC2 / OTT DC3 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
OTT DC3 in Kanata originally served as the primary facility for Granite Networks before Rogers acquired that business in 2011, while OTT DC2 sits within the Qualicum Centre complex in Nepean. - Toronto, Ontario, Canada TOR DC3 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
TOR DC3, located at 550 Cochrane Drive in Etobicoke, was marketed as one of Rogers' larger data centres serving enterprise, telecom and cloud customers needing Canadian data sovereignty. - Vaughan, Ontario, Canada HAM DC1 PENDING REVIEW
This Vaughan facility sits in the Greater Toronto Area with close proximity to downtown business districts and major highways. - Montreal, Quebec, Canada PENDING REVIEW
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Common Questions
Does Rogers still own and operate the Rogers Data Centres facilities?
No. Rogers Communications entered a definitive agreement in August 2025 to sell its portfolio of nine Rogers Business data centres to InfraRed Capital Partners, and the acquisition was completed in December 2025, with the business becoming a standalone Canadian platform under a new brand; Rogers now only resells data centre services on InfraRed's behalf and provides network connectivity to the sites.
How many data centres did Rogers Data Centres operate, and where?
Counts vary by source and year: a Rogers Business PDF cited 12 facilities, a 2013 press release cited 14 locations across 9 cities, and the 2025 sale documents describe nine facilities in cities including Toronto/Etobicoke, Vaughan, London, Ottawa, Calgary, Airdrie, Edmonton, Vancouver, Halifax, Mississauga, Markham and Montreal.
Were any Rogers Data Centres facilities Tier III certified?
Yes — Rogers marketed Uptime Institute Tier III-certified facilities in Toronto, Calgary and Ottawa, and Edmonton, and its Airdrie-area Calgary facility (CAL-DC3) was described as Alberta's first data centre to receive Uptime Institute Tier III design certification.
Did Rogers Data Centres offer AI or GPU-specific infrastructure?
No genuine, specific evidence of AI-optimized or GPU-dense infrastructure at any Rogers Data Centres facility was found; competitor Bell, by contrast, announced AI-focused data centres in British Columbia in 2025.
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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