The Montreal data center market is located in the province of Quebec Province within Americas. Montreal has 49 facilities with 1,603,785 sqft and 569 megawatts.
The top providers in Montreal are OVH Group (1 site) and Vantage Data Centers with 5 facilities . The most popular facilities are Cologix MTL1 and Cologix MTL2.
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| Location | About | Total SqFt | Power (MW) |
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| OVH Beauharnois Quebec BHS |
OVH data center was created on the former Rio Tinto Alcan aluminum plant that is adjacent to Hydr...
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| Cologix MTL10-S |
COLO-D2, located in Longueuil, offers a floor space of more than 180,000 sqft with a capacity of ...
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| Vantage: QC61 |
QC61 is the first data center building on Vantage's Montreal III (QC6) campus in Pointe-Claire, c...
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| eStruxture Montréal MTL2 |
The facility includes more than 150,000 square feet of colocation space and is served by multiple...
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| Compass Montreal II |
Compass's Montreal II currently supports 30MW of power, but when fully built, the site will host ...
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| Location | Building SqFt | Power (MW) | Estimated Launch |
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| Cologix MTL10-S | SqFt | 0 Megawatts |
The Montreal Data Center is drawing international attention yet is still relatively small compared to other North American markets. That might change over the next decade because Montreal has many ingredients to see robust growth.
The area has access to cheap and abundant hydroelectric power. Power rates range between 3.2 and 5 cents/kWh. he cool and dry climate in a stable geotechnical area offers data center operators an estimated 90% of free cooling hours per year based on facility design. The climate is cool and dry which offers data center operators an estimated 90% of free cooling hours per year.
The area is in a stable geotechnical area with no risk of hurricanes. In winter, storms can bring snow and bitter cold.
The largest cloud companies have chosen Montreal as a data center location. Microsoft, Soflayer, Amazon, and Google have all chosen Montreal. Inexpensive green power and proximity to East coast population have driven their deployments.
October 10, 2026 Google
Finnish regulators have ordered a halt to work at two planned Google data centers after more than 300 hectares of forest were cleared before mandatory environmental impact assessments were completed, the BBC reported. The order covers the company's project sites in Muhos and Kajaani, both in the...
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October 08, 2026 Google
Google’s planned data centers in Finland are under investigation after around 300 hectares of forest were reportedly cleared before environmental assessments were completed. Finland’s Licensing and Supervision Agency has requested reports from local authorities and project manager Tuike Finland...
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October 07, 2026 Amazon AWS
Amazon Web Services has formally signed on to the largest gas-powered data center project in the United States. Amazon Data Services, Inc., the company's development arm, filed a Preliminary Land Development Plan with the Indiana County planning commission on August 28 under the project name...
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October 07, 2026 Google
Google will buy 890 MW of new nuclear output from Constellation Energy under a 20-year power purchase agreement covering 11 reactors across the PJM Interconnection, the companies announced on Oct. 6. Constellation will spend more than $4.3 billion upgrading reactors in Illinois, Pennsylvania and...
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October 07, 2026 Amazon AWS
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has filed plans for a 36-building data center campus at the Homer City Energy Campus in Pennsylvania. AWS first revealed its interest in the area in August while discussing potential development with Homer City Redevelopment. The proposed campus will span 1,100 acres...
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October 05, 2026 Google
Google’s former head of global data center design and construction, John M. Wilson, has joined Anthropic as a member of technical staff, leading EMEA capacity delivery after six years at Google. "Leading global infrastructure delivery across data centers and subsea programs taught me two enduring...
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