Qu DC: OTT3

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436 Hazeldean Rd

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Operational with future phases planned

Ottawa

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Ontario

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Canada

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North America

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Qu DC: OTT3

Year Built: 2011

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The Qu OTT3 data center in Kanata originally served as the primary facility for Granite Networks before its acquisition by Rogers Communications in 2011. Following over a decade of operation under the Rogers brand, the site was transitioned to Qu Data Centres in late 2025 as part of a nationwide infrastructure acquisition by InfraRed Capital Partners. Although the physical infrastructure is now owned by Qu Data Centres, Rogers Communications continues to be active at the site as a key network and service provider.

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436 Hazeldean Rd

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Sites within 15 miles of Qu DC: OTT3

Distance	Site	About
0.02 miles	Rogers OTT DC3	The OTT3 data center in Kanata originally served as the primary facility for Granite Networks before its acquisition by Rogers Communications in 2011.
3.05 miles	PureColo Kanata
3.09 miles	Hive DC: Ottawa	OTT-1 provides a local presence to Canada’s capital with local connectivity and peering.
4.82 miles	Qu DC: OTT2	The Qu DC OTT2 data center (also known as Rogers OTT DC2) is part of the Qualicum Centre complex in Nepean, Ottawa.
4.82 miles	Rogers OTT DC2	The Qu DC OTT2 data center (also known as Rogers OTT DC2) is part of the Qualicum Centre complex in Nepean, Ottawa.
8.74 miles	Rogers OTT DC1

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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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