Toronto company that owns and operates nine colocation data centres in Toronto, Ottawa, London, Calgary and Edmonton, bought from Rogers in 2025, and sells colocation, virtual private and private cloud, object storage, backup and disaster-recovery services from them.
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Toronto company that owns and operates nine colocation data centres in Toronto, Ottawa, London, Calgary and Edmonton, bought from Rogers in 2025, and sells colocation, virtual private and private cloud, object storage, backup and disaster-recovery services from them.
Launched in December 2025 as Qu Data Centres Limited Partnership with nine data centres bought from Rogers Communications; the launch release cites up to 49 MW of capacity and more than 750 customers. newswire.ca
InfraRed Capital Partners bought the Rogers data centre business for its value-add strategy. InfraRed is part of SLC Management, the asset-management business of Sun Life. ircp.com
Under the sale, Rogers keeps selling data centre services on InfraRed's behalf and supplies network connectivity to the sites. Rogers' own corporate data centres were not part of the deal. about.rogers.com
Lists nine operating sites: Edmonton (2), Calgary area (3, including Airdrie), Ottawa (Kanata North, Nepean), Toronto and London. It calls four of them Tier III-certified. qudatacentres.com
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Colocation
Space ranges from single cabinets to private suites, with high-density racks for GPU and AI workloads. Includes 24/7 remote hands, carrier-neutral cross-connects and cloud on-ramps to AWS, Azure and Google Cloud via Megaport.
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Cloud hosted in Canada, sold either as a shared multi-tenant virtual private cloud or as a dedicated private cloud for compliance-sensitive workloads. Both options connect directly to a customer's colocation footprint.
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Object storage, Veeam Cloud Connect backup and restore, and disaster recovery as a service with real-time replication. Qu also offers managed OS, network and firewall services.
Learn moreRENX reports that the nine former Rogers data centres will be run by Qu Data Centres Limited Partnership. It says Qu and InfraRed are both subsidiaries of SLC Management, Sun Life's asset-management business, and that CEO James Beer and the Qu team are based in Toronto. Financial terms were not disclosed.
InfraRed launched Qu Data Centres Limited Partnership to run nine data centres bought from Rogers Communications, in Calgary, Edmonton, London, Ottawa and Toronto. The release cites up to 49 MW of capacity and more than 750 customers, and names James Beer as CEO. Rogers will keep selling data centre services and providing connectivity into the facilities.
Rogers signed a definitive agreement to sell its nine Rogers Business data centres to InfraRed Capital Partners. Under the agreement Rogers keeps selling data centre services on InfraRed's behalf and provides network connectivity. The deal was expected to close by the end of 2025, and the proceeds were earmarked for repaying debt.
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