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Hut 8 Canada - Space

High-Density Colocation
for IT and AI Infrastructure

Five data centres across British Columbia and the Greater Toronto Area, anchored by Tier III-grade facilities in Mississauga and Kelowna; built for the hardware you own and the density AI demands.

The Case for Owning Your Space

Data centre space is real estate for infrastructure. Like any property, the address, the build quality and the landlord's track record determine how well your workload performs and how predictable your costs are.  

Hut 8 Canada is not a cloud provider. We don't sell services that compete with the infrastructure you run. We build, own and operate the facility; you bring the compute.

Partner Quotes

“We don't compete with our tenants. Our job is the building, the power, the network and the people on site.”
Geoff Ois
Hut 8 Canada
VP, Sales and Marketing

Colocation Options

Every deployment starts with the right footprint. Hut 8 Canada offers half racks, full racks, private cages and custom suite across five sites, configured to your density requirements.

At a Glance

Half Rack

A dedicated half-rack allocation for teams running contained, performance-sensitive workloads; edge compute, network appliances, storage nodes; without committing to a full cabinet.

Full Rack

The most common starting point for mid-market and enterprise deployments. Full cabinets with defined power allocation and your choice of connectivity, on a shared-floor basis.

Private Cage

Physical separation from other tenants on the same floor, with dedicated access control and your own locking perimeter. Preferred by financial services, healthcare and government clients where physical segregation is a compliance requirement.

Custom Suite

Dedicated space, dedicated power and dedicated cooling for large or high-density deployments; GPU clusters, HPC nodes, AI training infrastructure. Engineered to your density spec. Contact us to scope.

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Locations

Mississauga (ON) · Vaughan (ON) · Vancouver (BC) · Vancouver Vault (BC) · Kelowna (BC)

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Configuration

Half rack · Full rack · Private cage · Custom suite

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Power Density

Standard and high-density options; GPU-ready rack configurations available

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Redundancy

A/B side power and N+1 cooling network-wide; Tier III-grade design at Mississauga and Kelowna

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Compliance

SOC 2 · PCI DSS · HIPAA · NIST 800-53

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Data Residency

100% Canadian jurisdiction across all five sites

Who It's Built For

Hut 8 Canada colocation is designed for organizations that need physical control, predictable infrastructure and defined accountability.

Enterprises

Repatriating workloads from public cloud, driven by cost unpredictability or compliance requirements

AI and ML Teams

Running owned GPU fleets for training and inference, where per-token billing is no longer economic

Financial Services Institutions, Healthcare Networks and Public-Sector

Organizations subject to Canadian data residency rules

SaaS and Technology Companies

Building on sovereign Canadian infrastructure for their own customers

Cloud and Managed Service Providers

Who need Canadian points of presence

Organizations with the Highest Physical Security Requirements

Our Vancouver Vault facility, originally built for the Bank of Canada, offers government-grade physical security few purpose-built data centres can match

Five Data Centers, One Network

Hut 8 Canada operates five data centres interconnected by a 100G national backbone, giving multi-site tenants geographic redundancy, low-latency replication and a single vendor relationship across BC and the GTA. Every facility is carrier-neutral with A/B side power and N+1 cooling redundancy as standard; Mississauga and Kelowna are additionally engineered to Tier III-grade design standards with 2N redundancy across every critical system.

Mississauga (GTA1)

Eastern Canada’s flagship Tier III-designed facility. 3.5 MW designed capacity across 29,000 sq ft, with power density up to 135+ kW per rack; one of the highest in the GTA colocation market.                                                                        

Five carriers on-net (Rogers, Bell, Zayo, Cogent, Telus), fed by two independent municipal hydro substations. 4701 Tahoe Blvd, Mississauga, ON.

Vaughan (GTA2)

105,000 sq ft, 1 MW designed capacity, in the heart of the GTA’s northern business corridor. Originally built as a carrier-grade facility for TeraGo Networks, acquired by Hut 8 in 2022. Carrier-neutral facility with Zayo on-site, dark fibre availability, and 2N connectivity redundancy across diverse fibre entrances. 27 Buttermill Ave, Concord, Vaughan, ON.

Vancouver (VAN2)

A 0.6 MW facility in the heart of Downtown Vancouver, powered by majority renewable hydroelectricity. Connects directly to Kelowna over the 100G national backbone, giving BC tenants a within-network DR pairing with one of North America’s lowest geographic risk profiles. 701 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC.

Vancouver Vault (VAN1)

Originally purpose-built for the Bank of Canada to protect gold bullion and national cash reserves. 4.5-foot steel-reinforced walls, solid concrete floors, and government-grade physical security, acquired by Hut 8 in 2022 and converted to carrier-neutral colocation. Also DR-paired with Kelowna over the 100G backbone. 900 W Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC.

Kelowna

Our other Tier III-designed flagship, serving BC’s Interior with one of the lowest geographic risk profiles in North America. 3 MW designed capacity across 30,000 sq ft, powered by 95% renewable hydroelectricity, with power density up to 135+ kW per rack. The DR anchor point for both Vancouver facilities via 100G backbone, and under 5ms latency to BC Interior users. Kelowna, BC.

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Mississauga

3.5 MW · 29,000 sq ft · 150+ kW/rack · Tier III-designed · 5 carriers on-net

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Vaughan

1 MW · 105,000 sq ft · 2N connectivity · Zayo on-site

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Vancouver

0.6 MW · 2,900 sq ft · majority renewable hydro · downtown core

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Vancouver Vault

1 MW · 6,210 sq ft · ex-Bank of Canada · 4.5 ft steel-reinforced walls

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Kelowna

3 MW · 30,000 sq ft · 150+ kW/rack · Tier III-designed · 95% renewable hydro

GTA sites provide primary infrastructure for Ontario-based regulated sectors. BC sites serve Vancouver-based organizations, with Kelowna providing geographic diversity for clients running multi-site resilience strategies.

Strategic Partnerships

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Frequently Asked

Common questions about Hut 8 Canada Colocation

FAQ

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What colocation services does Hut 8 offer?
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Hut 8 provides rack and cabinet space, network connectivity, security monitoring, and hands-on guidance to help small and enterprise IT teams plan, deploy, and scale infrastructure.

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How does Hut 8 support small IT teams?
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We provide proactive guidance, architecture planning, and boutique-level support to ensure small IT teams can deploy and manage colocation servers efficiently.

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How does Hut 8 ensure reliable colocation?
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Hut 8’s colocation centers feature redundant power, cooling, and network systems, proactive monitoring, and hands-on support to minimize downtime and ensure mission-critical workloads remain operational.

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How much does colocation cost at Hut 8?
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Colocation pricing is transparent and based on rack space, power usage, and additional services. Flexible options like half racks and full racks allow you to optimize costs.

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What security measures are in place?
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Colocation centers include multi-layered access controls, monitoring, fire suppression, and enterprise-grade cybersecurity to protect your infrastructure.

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What types of colocation racks are available?
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Hut 8 offers half racks, full racks, and customized cabinet configurations to accommodate any IT infrastructure requirements.

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How does GPU-ready colocation differ from standard rack colocation?
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High-density AI workloads require significantly more power per rack than standard IT hardware; often 20 kW to 40 kW per cabinet or more, versus 3–5 kW in a traditional rack. Hut 8 Canada's GPU-ready configurations provide the power density, cooling infrastructure and structural loading required for modern AI hardware, including NVIDIA DGX systems and custom GPU clusters. Not every site offers the same density ceiling; contact us with your hardware spec and we will match you to the right facility and configuration.

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Do you publish a standard rate card?
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We do not publish a standard rate card because colocation pricing is determined by the specific combination of space, power density, connectivity and term that fits your deployment. Most clients find the conversation about requirements takes 30 minutes and produces a clearer picture than a rate card would. Contact us or book a tour to start.

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What happens to the cloud services Hut 8 Canada previously offered?
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In September 2026, Hut 8 Canada sold its managed cloud, backup and disaster recovery business to Opti9 Technologies. Opti9 now delivers those services from Hut 8 Canada data centres under a multi-year colocation agreement, so the infrastructure stays in our buildings. Hut 8 Canada is now entirely focused on data centre colocation, connectivity and managed AI. Existing clients should expect direct communication from Opti9 about account continuity.

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Can I arrange a site tour before committing?
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Yes. Tours are available at all five sites and are the recommended first step for any serious deployment conversation. Book at canada.hut8.com.