E11: Building India’s Digital Backbone with Sharad Agarwal
Mar 12, 2026
Eric Bell
World
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.37 miles | DataHiveTwo |
DataHive’s second location, DataHiveTwo, opened in 2024 at 801 Seventh (Nexen Building). The facility spans roughly 9,000 sq ft (836 sqm).
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| 0.39 miles | Cologix: Calgary CGY1 |
US data center firm Cologix acquired this data center from local operator DataHive in 2025.The data center is situated within a 21-story building constructed in 1979.
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| 0.48 miles | TNW Watermark Tower |
Built in 1999, TNW's data centre is conveniently located in the Watermark Tower at 530-8th Avenue SW. The Watermark Tower is a 27-story, class “A” office building located in the heart of Calgary’s downtown and retail district.
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| 0.48 miles | Hosted in Canada - Calgary Watermark | |
| 0.50 miles | Rogers Calgary DC2 |
The CGY2 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
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| 0.52 miles | Qu DC: CGY2 |
The CGY2 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
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| 0.59 miles | Equinix Calgary CL1 |
Located in the heart of Calgary’s financial district, Equinix's CL1 Data centre has 800kVa of critical power capacity and 12,000 sqft of colocation floor space.
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| 0.85 miles | Rigstar Industrial Telecom |
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| 3.13 miles | Equinix Calgary CL2 |
The site was formerly known as "Q9 Calgary 2" which was acquired by Equinix in 2020 from Bell Canada.
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| 4.05 miles | Qu DC: Calgary 1 |
The CGY1 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
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| 4.06 miles | Rogers Calgary DC1 |
The CGY1 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
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| 6.37 miles | eStruxture Calgary CAL-1 |
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| 7.03 miles | Equinix Calgary CL3 |
The site was formerly known as "Q9 Calgary 3" which was acquired by Equinix in 2020 from Bell Canada.
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| 12.15 miles | Beacon Chestermere AI Hub |
Beacon AI Centers is planning to build a new data center campus known as the Chestermere Artificial Intelligence Hub.
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| 12.78 miles | eStruxture CAL-2 |
In 2021, eStruxture announced plans for a second data center in Calgary, Canada that came online in 2023. The new Cal-2 facility spans 93,000 sq ft (8,640 sqm) and has been built to Tier III standards.
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| 13.27 miles | Real Estate Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 15.81 miles | eStruxture: CAL-3 |
Canadian data center operator eStruxture plans to invest more than CA$750 million (US$540.2m) to build CAL-3, a new data center in Calgary, Alberta.
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| 17.13 miles | Beacon Langdon AI Hub |
Beacon Data Centres' first project is a 946-acre campus near Indus, east of Calgary and close to Langdon.
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| 17.16 miles | Rocky View Technology Park |
The proposed Rocky View Technology Park, a large data center and power plant campus near Calgary, was rejected by Rocky View County councillors in September 2025.
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| 17.56 miles | Wild Rose Power Hub |
The Wild Rose Power Hub is a large-scale, $10 billion "gigawatt-scale" data center and power generation project located in Rocky View County.
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| 18.57 miles | Qu DC: CGY3 |
The CGY3 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
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| 18.58 miles | Rogers Calgary DC3 Airdrie |
The CGY3 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
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We opened our doors in mid-1990 with just one line and a good idea. Dave Berzins, the company founder, made it his goal to make Nucleus one of the biggest and best Bulletin Board Services (BBS) in western Canada. After only a few short years it was evident that they could no longer keep the BBS a hobby and had to get serious about running it as a business.
The BBS grew from a few lines to over one hundred in no time at all and with the Internet coming of age, it became clear that we had to be part of it. Thus, in early 1993, our company became the first Internet Service Provider in the Calgary area.
After setting up Internet services for our users, business skyrocketed again. Then in February of 1995, Cheryl and Mark McDonald – users of Nucleus at the time – became partners, bringing a wealth of end-user knowledge and technical hardware support.
By mid-1996 we had out-grown our small company image and in a very competitive market needed to define our market position. After a lot of marketing contemplation and discussion, we decided on a position statement which has confidently and successfully defined our market position – “Nucleus is …Everything Internet”.
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