Rogers LON DC1

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Site was first built in 2013 and has expansions through 2028

This site is leased from Qu Data Centres in the Qu DC: LDN1 building

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The facility at 970 Green Valley Road in London, Ontario, was originally established as a core asset of Blackiron Data, the data center division of Primus Telecommunications. In April 2013, the site was acquired by Rogers Communications in a $200 million deal that included seven other Canadian facilities. It operated as Rogers London 1 until December 2025, when it was sold to InfraRed Capital Partners. The site currently operates under the Qu Data Centres brand as LON1, with Rogers maintaining a presence as a major network provider and anchor tenant.

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0.02 miles	Qu DC: LDN1	The facility at 970 Green Valley Road in London, Ontario, was originally established as a core asset of Blackiron Data, the data center division of Primus Telecommunications.

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Rogers Communications Inc. is a Canadian communications and media company. It operates particularly in the field of wireless communications, cable television, telephone, and Internet connectivity with significant additional telecommunications and mass media assets. The company is headquartered in Toronto. (Source: Wikipedia)

Data Centre History

Sept 2013 Rogers acquired Pivot data centers for $155 million. Pivot operated three colocation facilities in Calgary and Edmonton, with capacity of more than 130,000 sq ft
Sept 2013: Acquired Granite Networks for $6.25. Granite provided managed services in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec
April 2013 Rogers acquired Blackiron data centers from Primus

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Canadian Developer Proposes 25-acre Data Center in Fergus, Ontario

July 04, 2026 Ontario

Canadian developer Spur Innovation is planning a 50–75MW data center on a 25-acre site in Fergus, Ontario.According to an AI-generated factsheet attached to a report by the Wellington Advertiser, the proposal also includes a vertical farm and greenhouse complex at 865 Gartshore Street. The data...

Ontario Legislator Says Data Center May be Headed to Sarnia-Lambton

February 21, 2026 Ontario

A new data center could be coming to Ontario, Canada. Bob Bailey, a member of Ontario’s Provincial Parliament, said on Thursday that a data center could be coming to the southern border city of Sarnia.Bailey suggested the proposed data center would deliver at least 100MW of capacity, noting that...

Rogers Communications Acquires BLACKIRON Data from Primus Telecommunications Group (PR)

April 17, 2013 Rogers Communications

TORONTO, April 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Rogers Communications announced today that it has purchased BLACKIRON Data from Primus Telecommunications Group for cash consideration of $200 million, subject to certain adjustments. BLACKIRON Data, a pure-play provider of data centre and cloud computing...