Located in the technology capital of Canada, just 20 miles outside of downtown Toronto, the Markham facility at Clegg Road was originally purpose-built as an enterprise supercomputer site, and over the last year was redeveloped into a multi-tenant Tier III datacenter by I.
E Datacenters. The property consists of the existing, fully-built 2 megawatts facility, and includes entitlements for up to 60, square-feet of datacenter space, with an additional 6 megawatts of available power.
The existing datacenter features two private and independent fiber paths connecting to the leading downtown interconnection hub at Front Street, providing access to robust fiber infrastructure as well as immediate proximity to international and primary U. Todd Raymond, CEO of E Datacenters and its sister company, Metro Optic, to expand opportunities for both organizations.
E Datacenters and the new owners will jointly market the datacenter, with focused on the wholesale market and I.
E Datacenters on retail colocation and connectivity to all major networks, carrier hotels and cloud providers. Additionally, CIM and have begun marketing the entitled expansion to potential tenants and pursue development with pre-leasing. E Datacenters and Metro Optic. CIM started its investment activities in Canada through SkyPower Global, which has become one of the biggest solar developers, with offices in more than 30 countries and a pipeline of projects adding up to , megawatts.
