Qu DC: Airdrie CGY3

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Qu DC: Airdrie CGY3

Year Built: 2014
Utility Provider: FortisAlberta
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Site History

  • 2013: Pivot Data Centres starts fitting out the building, and Rogers Communications buys Pivot in September.
  • February 2014: Rogers opens Calgary DC3, Alberta's first Uptime Tier III certified data centre.
  • 2014-2015: Rogers builds the second and third phases.
  • December 2025: InfraRed Capital Partners completes its purchase of nine Rogers data centres, and Qu Data Centres launches to run them. Rogers stays on as a customer and network provider.

Project Profile

  • Operator: Qu Data Centres
  • Building: about 80,000 sq ft, with about 42,600 sq ft of raised floor
  • Status: Operational, with room to expand

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Amazon Web Services leases all of STACK Infrastructure's CAL01 building in Airdrie for its Canada West (Calgary) cloud region, which launched in December 2023.
7.05 miles eStruxture: CAL-3
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7.05 miles CoreWeave: Calgary CAL-3
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7.33 miles KALiNA: Lone Pine Energy Park
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7.35 miles eStruxture CAL-2
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15.72 miles Carrier Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us
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17.04 miles Qu DC: Calgary CGY1
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17.67 miles Equinix Calgary CL2
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18.04 miles Rigstar Industrial Telecom
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18.17 miles Hosted in Canada - Calgary Watermark
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18.18 miles Cologix: Calgary CGY1
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18.18 miles TNW Watermark Tower
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18.20 miles Equinix Calgary CL1
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18.21 miles DataHiveTwo
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18.53 miles Qu DC: Calgary CGY2
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18.57 miles Nucleus Calgary
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18.58 miles TELUS: Calgary IDC
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Qu Data Centres is a Canadian digital infrastructure platform specializing in secure, scalable, and network-dense colocation and cloud services. The company operates nine strategically located data centres across Canada, offering a total capacity of 49 MW and 374,000 square feet of building space, including 187,840 square feet of dedicated IT white space.

The platform serves a diverse clientele—including enterprise, government, hyperscale, and AI sectors—with an emphasis on Canadian data sovereignty, operational excellence, and long-term infrastructure growth.

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