Qu DC: Calgary 1
The CGY1 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
Qu Data Centres
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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Qu DC: CGY2
The CGY2 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
Qu DC: CGY3
The CGY3 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
Qu DC: Edmonton EDM1
The EDM1 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
Qu DC: EDM2
The EDM2 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
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.
Qu DC: OTT2
The Qu DC OTT2 data center (also known as Rogers OTT DC2) is part of the Qualicum Centre complex in Nepean, Ottawa.
Qu DC: OTT3
The Qu OTT3 data center in Kanata originally served as the primary facility for Granite Networks before its acquisition by Rogers Communications in 2011.
Qu DC: TOR3
The TOR3 facility (along with eight other data centers across Canada) was acquired from Rogers Communications by InfraRed Capital Partners.
