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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.
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| 0.13 miles | Qu DC: CGY3 |
Qu Data Centres' CGY3 in Airdrie is the company's flagship Alberta data centre and the province's first Uptime Tier III certified facility. Rogers opened it in 2014, and it was sold with eight other Rogers data centres to InfraRed Capital Partners in 2025.
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| 0.15 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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| 6.92 miles | CoreWeave: Calgary CAL-3 |
CoreWeave is the anchor tenant of the first phase of eStruxture's CAL-3 data centre in Rocky View County, just north of Calgary.
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| 6.92 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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| 7.19 miles | Crusoe: Crossfield Energy Park |
Crusoe has signed a multi-year framework agreement with Kalina Distributed Power (KDP), a natural gas power provider, to build and operate multiple AI data centers in Alberta.
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| 7.22 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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| 7.38 miles | KALiNA: Lone Pine Energy & Data Park |
Kalina Distributed Power, the Canadian subsidiary of Australia’s Kalina Power, has officially withdrawn its proposal for the Lone Pine Energy Centre near Airdrie, Alberta.
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| 9.31 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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| 14.81 miles | Arrow: Calgary DC2 |
Arrow Datacenters' DC2 is a carrier-neutral colocation data centre in northeast Calgary and the city's busiest peering point. It links to Arrow's downtown interconnection suite in the 840 7th Avenue SW carrier hotel.
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| 15.03 miles | Rogers: Calgary Shaw Data Centre |
Rogers runs an internal network data centre on the former Shaw campus in northeast Calgary. Shaw built the purpose-built data centre building between 2011 and 2015, and it passed to Rogers with the 2023 Shaw merger.
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| 15.59 miles | Rogers: Calgary NIDC |
Rogers runs a network data centre, formerly Shaw's NIDC, in an industrial building in northeast Calgary.
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| 16.91 miles | Qu DC: Calgary 1 |
Qu Data Centres' CGY1 is a colocation data centre in the Franklin Atrium building in northeast Calgary. It was one of nine Rogers data centres sold to InfraRed Capital Partners in 2025.
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| 16.97 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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| 17.54 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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| 17.92 miles | Rigstar Industrial Telecom |
Rigstar, now RSG Telecom, ran a small data centre on the top floor of Hanover Place in downtown Calgary. The tower was vacated and is being converted to apartments.
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| 18.05 miles | Hosted in Canada - Calgary Watermark |
HostedInCanada ran a small hosting room in Watermark Tower in downtown Calgary until 2018-2019, when it moved its Calgary data centre to 335 8th Avenue SW.
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| 18.06 miles | Cologix: Calgary CGY1 |
US data center firm Cologix acquired this data center from local operator DataHive in 2025. The data center sits within a 21-storey office building built in 1979.
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| 18.06 miles | TNW Watermark Tower |
TNW Networks (téliPhone) ran a small colocation room in Watermark Tower, a 27-storey office building in downtown Calgary. The room opened in 1999 and has since closed.
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| 18.07 miles | Equinix Calgary CL1 |
Located in Bankers Hall in Calgary's financial district, Equinix CL1 has about 12,900 sq ft of colocation space.
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| 18.09 miles | DataHiveTwo |
DataHive's second downtown Calgary data centre, DataHiveTwo, opened in 2024 on the fourth floor of the Nexen Building at 801 Seventh. The facility spans roughly 9,000 sq ft (836 sqm).
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| 18.42 miles | Qu DC: CGY2 |
Qu Data Centres' CGY2 is a downtown-edge colocation data centre in Calgary's Beltline. It was one of nine Rogers data centres sold to InfraRed Capital Partners in 2025.
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| 18.42 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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| 18.45 miles | Nucleus Calgary |
Nucleus Information Service, Calgary's first internet provider, ran a small server room at its downtown Calgary office. Fibernetics bought Nucleus in 2014, and the Calgary office has since closed.
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| 18.46 miles | TELUS: Calgary IDC |
TELUS's Calgary Internet Data Centre occupies a four-storey building in the Sunalta district, just west of downtown Calgary. TELUS opened it in 2001 and has upgraded its power and cooling several times since.
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STACK Infrastructure is a privately held platform sponsored by IPI Partners that focuses on large scale wholesale capacity and campus development for hyperscale and enterprise customers.
The company was launched in 2019 when IPI combined the remaining Infomart Data Centers assets with selected T5 Data Centers facilities, and industry coverage at launch cited eight data centers across six U.S. markets totaling about 100 MW. In March 2022, IPI unified DigiPlex in the Nordics and SUPERNAP Italia in Milan under the STACK brand to form STACK EMEA, expanding the platform across Europe. STACK has since added international sites, including the first phase of a 56 MW campus in Toronto and its first Australian data center in Melbourne. Core services referenced by the company and trade press include wholesale colocation, build to suit, and powered shell solutions.
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