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Urbacon Data Centre Solutions (UDCS) is a Toronto-based wholesale colocation provider that designs, builds, and operates its own data centers, functioning as a division of Urbacon, a Canadian construction and real estate development firm founded in 1984. UDCS positions itself as a 100% Canadian-owned operator, having built more than two million square feet of data center space across Ontario and Quebec, with roughly 62MW of capacity in operation and over 150MW more in development as of 2025. Its flagship project is the Barker Business Park Digital Campus in Richmond Hill, Ontario, a six-building, 900,000-square-foot hyperscale campus north of Toronto, alongside standalone facilities in downtown Toronto, Etobicoke, Montreal, and Sault Ste. Marie. In August 2025 the company secured C$320 million in funding to accelerate construction of three more Richmond Hill buildings (DC4, DC5, DC6). UDCS has also delivered custom-built data centers for major telecom carriers like Telus and Rogers, and in 2022 it partnered with Niagara Falls Redevelopment to propose a separate $1.48–1.5 billion ‘Niagara Digital Campus’ in Niagara Falls, New York — its first announced U.S. project, though as of 2026 it remained in the zoning/permitting stage rather than built.
Urbacon Data Centre Solutions has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Phone: +1 833-471-7100
UDCS doesn't market itself as an AI-specific provider, but its newest Richmond Hill buildings show early AI-readiness features. According to the company's own site, DC5 and DC6 at the Barker Business Park campus are being designed with flexibility for free-air, liquid-cooled, and hybrid cooling solutions specifically to support future infrastructure upgrades and phased single-user deployments, which points toward higher-density GPU-capable design even though the buildings were still in development as of 2025.
As of 2026, UDCS operates or is building facilities in Richmond Hill (Barker Business Park), Toronto/Etobicoke, Montreal, and Sault Ste. Marie, all in Canada. It has also proposed a large U.S. campus in Niagara Falls, New York, in partnership with Niagara Falls Redevelopment, though that project was still awaiting zoning approval as of 2026.
UDCS is a wholesale colocation provider — customers lease rack, cage, or wholesale hall space and bring their own equipment. It does not sell cloud compute or storage services of its own.
Some of its newer planned buildings, notably DC5 and DC6 at the Barker Business Park campus, are explicitly designed with flexibility for liquid-cooled and hybrid cooling solutions to support higher-density infrastructure, according to the company's own site, though this is not marketed as an AI-exclusive product line.
UDCS is a division of Urbacon, a privately held, 100% Canadian-owned construction and real estate development company founded in 1984 and headquartered in Toronto.
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