Qu DC: West Edmonton EDM2

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Qu DC: West Edmonton EDM2

Site was first built in 2012 and has expansions through 2027
Utility Provider: EPCOR
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Site History

  • August 2012: Care Factor, renamed Pivot Data Centres that October, opens a 40,000 sq ft data centre in west Edmonton.
  • September 2013: Rogers Communications buys Pivot Data Centres.
  • July 2016: Uptime Institute certifies Phase 2A as a Tier III constructed facility.
  • 2020: Rogers expands the data centre into more of the warehouse with Halls 7 and 8.
  • 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 35,000 sq ft, with about 33,000 sq ft of raised floor in two phases
  • Certification: Uptime Institute Tier III (Phase 2A)
  • Expansion: spare warehouse space remains for more raised floor
  • Status: Operational

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2.14 miles 4WEB: Edmonton
4WEB runs a small colocation data centre in Nexus Business Park in northwest Edmonton, offering rack space, private lockers and per-U colocation.
5.26 miles Qu DC: Edmonton City Centre EDM1
Qu Data Centres' EDM1 is a colocation data centre on the third floor of Edmonton City Centre West in downtown Edmonton. It was one of nine Rogers data centres sold to InfraRed Capital Partners in 2025.
5.30 miles ThinkTel Communications Edmonton
ThinkTel, an Edmonton-founded business phone and internet carrier, ran a colocation room in HSBC Place in downtown Edmonton. ThinkTel now lists three colocation sites, none in Edmonton.
5.40 miles Wolfpaw Edmonton
Wolfpaw's EDM1 is a carrier-neutral data centre on the third floor of Rice Howard Place in downtown Edmonton's financial core. It hosts the YEGIX internet exchange and Hurricane Electric's Edmonton node.
7.26 miles Kyndryl: Edmonton (Acheson)
Kyndryl's Edmonton data centre in the Acheson Industrial Area, just west of Edmonton, is a standalone colocation and managed-hosting facility. IBM Canada built it as its Western Leadership Data Centre, and Kyndryl owns and runs it.
8.39 miles The Internet Centre
The Internet Centre runs a 3,000 sq ft colocation data centre in Strathcona Industrial Park on Edmonton's south side. The Edmonton internet provider opened colocation at the site in 2003.
8.47 miles Beacon Hary Smith AI Hub
Beacon AI Centers proposed the Harry Smith AI Hub on rezoned land at Acheson in Parkland County, west of Edmonton. The project has seen no development permit or power plant application since its 2025 rezoning.
18.98 miles Beacon Saunders Lake AI Hub
Beacon AI Centers proposed the Saunders Lake AI Hub in Leduc County, south of Edmonton. Leduc County rezoned the quarter section in 2024, but no development permit has followed.

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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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