Qu in Calgary

• Alberta’s energy sector generates some of Canada’s most demanding infrastructure requirements - SCADA systems, operational technology, real-time data pipelines, and high-density analytics workloads.
• Qu’s Calgary facilities provide the low-latency, carrier-neutral infrastructure that energy operators require, with CGY3 in Airdrie delivering the scale and Tier III redundancy that mission-critical operational systems demand.

• Calgary’s downtown financial core hosts energy company headquarters, commodity trading operations, and Alberta-based financial institutions with latency-sensitive infrastructure requirements.

• CGY2 sits within this corridor with unique City of Calgary carrier access, 32,000 ft² of white space, and design capacity of 1 MW - suited to financial workloads requiring proximity to the organizations they serve.

• CGY3 in Airdrie is Qu’s purpose-built facility for high-density and AI workloads in Alberta.
• At 80,000 ft² with 42,600 ft² of raised floor, 8 MW design capacity, and Tier III certification, it is the infrastructure choice for organizations deploying GPU clusters, AI inference, and HPC environments that cannot be accommodated in standard colocation.
• Sovereign, certified, and ready today.

• Alberta provincial agencies, regulated utilities, and healthcare organizations subject to PIPA and PIPEDA require infrastructure that stays under Canadian jurisdiction.
• Qu’s Calgary facilities provide ISO 27001, SOC 1, SOC 2, and HIPAA certified infrastructure for regulated workloads - with Canadian ownership as the structural guarantee that no foreign-owned competitor can replicate through contractual commitment alone.

• Rogers, Shaw, Axia, Telus, Bell, Zayo, Beanfield, Allstream
• 8 carrier options - broadest in the Calgary region
• Multiple isolated carrier entry points
• Physically isolated interconnect rooms

• Rogers, Shaw, Axia, Telus, Bell, Zayo, Allstream
• Multiple isolated carrier entry points
• Physically isolated interconnect rooms
• Megaport on-net cloud on-ramps - AWS, Azure

• Rogers, Shaw, Axia, Telus, Bell, GoCo, City of Calgary
• Multiple isolated carrier entry points
• Physically isolated interconnect rooms
• Megaport on-net cloud on-ramps - AWS, Azure

Qu operates three facilities across the Greater Calgary Region - CGY1 in Calgary, CGY2 in downtown Calgary, and CGY3 in Airdrie. CGY3 is Qu’s flagship Alberta facility: Uptime Institute Tier III certified, 80,000 ft², 8 MW, with AI and high-density compute workload support.

Yes. Qu’s CGY3 facility in Airdrie holds Uptime Institute Tier III certification. It is the largest Qu facility in Alberta at 80,000 ft² with 42,600 ft² of raised floor, 8 MW, supporting 5–140 kW per rack density. CGY3 connects to Rogers, Shaw, Axia, Telus, Bell, Zayo, Beanfield, and Allstream via physically isolated carrier interconnect rooms.

Qu’s three Calgary-region facilities are purpose-built for Alberta’s energy sector. CGY2 in downtown Calgary sits within the financial core - close to energy company headquarters and trading operations requiring low-latency connectivity. CGY3 in Airdrie provides large-scale, Tier III certified infrastructure for high-density workloads and AI-driven operational technology common in oil, gas, and resource extraction.

Yes. All three Calgary facilities operate under Canadian jurisdiction. Alberta’s Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) and federal PIPEDA requirements are met through Qu’s Canadian ownership, Canadian operations, and independent certifications including ISO 27001, SOC 1, SOC 2, HIPAA, and GLBA across all three facilities.

Yes. Three geographically distributed facilities across Calgary and Airdrie enable active-active and active-passive DR configurations entirely within the Greater Calgary Region. Organizations can maintain geographically separate primary and secondary environments without data leaving Alberta.

Yes. CGY3 is specifically designed for high-density compute. The facility supports AI and HPC workloads with 42,600 ft² of raised floor, 8 MW design capacity, N+1 cooling at 1,450 tons, and Uptime Institute Tier III certification. It is the largest and most technically capable Qu facility in Alberta.

All three Calgary-region facilities have available capacity today. Our solutions architects move from initial conversation to a signed proposal within a week. You are working with infrastructure that exists and is powered - not a pipeline commitment or a projected delivery date.