Amanah: TOR2
Situated on the 6th floor of the same building, TOR 2 serves as a high-availability extension of TOR 1.
Amanah is a Canadian-owned colocation provider based at 151 Front Street West in downtown Toronto, which is recognized as Canada's most connected data center. Since 2001, small and medium-sized businesses have utilized the company to power, protect, and connect their infrastructure. Amanah emphasizes providing the same level of careful attention to every account, regardless of size, rather than relying on brand size alone. The company also offers dedicated servers for businesses seeking their own hardware at an affordable monthly cost.
Amanah's presence at 151 Front Street West began in 2005. A second location at 1 Yonge Street operated alongside the main facility from 2015 until it was decommissioned in 2025. Following the decommissioning, clients from the 1 Yonge Street location transitioned to the newer, more capable facility at 151 Front Street West.
Today, Amanah operates two colocation suites, TOR1 and TOR2, inside 151 Front Street West, placing client hardware in the heart of Toronto's financial district. The location provides access to over 400 carriers and cloud providers under one roof. The facility utilizes reliable power and environmentally sustainable cooling, supported by backup generators capable of maintaining operations for a full week.
Client data remains in Canada under Canadian law, within a physical facility that clients can visit. Amanah has no US parent company or foreign ownership, and features a local team that understands client setups and provides direct phone support. Furthermore, the provider is certified under SOC 2, PIPEDA, and PHIPA, allowing businesses in regulated industries to host their data with confidence.
Situated on the 6th floor of the same building, TOR 2 serves as a high-availability extension of TOR 1.
Located on the 3rd floor, TOR 1 is Amanah's primary data center suite.
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