Telehouse Canada, a premier colocation data centre service provider, has unleashed its inaugural trio of data centres in downtown Toronto, igniting a surge in the nation’s carrier ecosystem. These strategically positioned hubs at 151 Front Street West, 250 Front Street West, and 905 King Street West form the nerve center of Canadian telecommunications, serving as the convergence point for internet service providers, application service providers, and major telecommunication networks.
With over half of Canada’s carriers and service providers already entrenched within Telehouse Canada’s interconnected infrastructure, the data centres emerge as the primary conduit for the nation’s digital traffic flow. Satoshi Adachi, President and CEO of Telehouse Canada, underscores the company’s pivotal role in propelling Canada’s digital economy forward, leveraging three decades of expertise to bolster the nation’s connectivity landscape.
The surge in demand for advanced connectivity services, fueled by the advent of 5G and IoT technology, coupled with the Canadian government’s ambitious Connectivity Strategy, underscores the imperative for robust digital infrastructure. Telehouse Canada, with its 200 connectivity partners across the three data centres, stands poised to meet this burgeoning demand, further amplifying its carrier-neutral ecosystem.
Recognizing the transformative potential of these data centres, Adachi emphasizes Telehouse Canada’s commitment to fostering a collaborative environment, enabling organizations to seamlessly integrate with network providers of their choice. As businesses pivot towards digital transformation, Telehouse Canada’s resilient colocation and connectivity services will serve as indispensable catalysts for growth.
This landmark expansion, buoyed by Telehouse’s global expertise and parent company KDDI’s telecommunications prowess, ushers in a new era of digital innovation for Canada. With access to over 45 interconnected data centres across 10+ countries, Telehouse Canada empowers Canadian organizations to expand their global footprint, positioning Canada as a technology leader on the world stage.
The official launch of Telehouse Canada’s data centres follows its acquisition of three Toronto data centres in June 2023, now operational and equipped to handle over 30MW of IT load. As the digital revolution gains momentum, Telehouse Canada emerges as the driving force behind Canada’s ascent towards technological prominence and global connectivity.
