Priority Colo TOR1
Priority Colo's TOR1 suite inside the 151 Front Street West carrier hotel in downtown Toronto, purpose-built in 2007.
Priority Colo was founded by Myles Loosley-Millman, a young entrepreneur in Toronto, who started out by providing colocation services to small businesses in a single 50 sq ft cage in 2002. Word-of-mouth and a strong reputation for reliability and consistency in the colocation and telecommunications community led to steady growth year over year.
Priority Colo's TOR1 suite inside the 151 Front Street West carrier hotel in downtown Toronto, purpose-built in 2007.
Priority Colo's TOR2 data centre at 600 Cochrane Drive in Markham, near Highways 404 and 7, built in 2013 for higher-density deployments.
June 25, 2025 Toronto
Crypto firm Hive Digital this week announced the signing of a purchase and sale agreement to acquire a facility with 7.2MW of installed capacity. Hive said the acquisition will support the development of a “sovereign Canadian AI ecosystem” through its wholly owned subsidiary, Buzz High...
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June 22, 2023 Toronto
Grain Management and StratCap bought a data center on the Canadian outskirts of Toronto. This week, the firms announced the formation of a joint venture to purchase 55 Hereford Street in Brampton, Ontario. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed, but per the joint venture contract,...
Read moreApril 25, 2023 Toronto
Leading cloud provider Serverspace is pleased to announce the installation of hardware in an innovative data center in Toronto, Canada. With current facilities in five other nations, this facility represents Serverspace's sixth international location. The new data center's equipment is kept in a...
Read moreJune 15, 2022 Toronto
Cloud at Work has announced the launch of a new data center in Toronto, Canada. The move sees the company expand into the Canadian market as it already has two world-class data centers in the US. According to Cloud at Work, the new facility will ensure that its customers in Canada have access to...
Read moreJune 21, 2021 Toronto
Intermarket Properties wants to build a data center in Cambridge, Canada. According to Canada Construct Connect, the Company is seeking approval for a 100,000 square feet data center. The proposed data center site is a 40 acre Waterloo Corporate Campus with mixed-use redevelopment that consists...
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