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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Toronto

Prime Data Centers TORONTO5 Annex

Prime Data Centers-operated Colocation facility in Toronto, Canada.

[AI Summary]

Prime Data Centers TORONTO5 Annex is a colocation datacenter in Toronto, Canada, operated by Prime Data Centers. The site carries 8 MW of IT load, deploys MI300X, and runs at a measured PUE of 1.43.

Operator
Prime Data Centers
Tier
Colocation
City
Toronto, Canada
Region
NA
Power (MW)
8 MW
GPU fleet
MI300X
PUE
1.43
Coordinates
43.76, -79.43
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
Prime Data Centers ASHBURN12 CampusPrime Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA91.39
Prime Data Centers ASHBURN16 EastPrime Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA361.24
Prime Data Centers ASHBURN73 WestPrime Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA121.46
Prime Data Centers ASHBURN78 CentralPrime Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA371.23
Prime Data Centers ASHBURN80 CentralPrime Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAA100101.44
Prime Data Centers DALLAS27 AnnexPrime Data CentersDallas, TX, USA151.48
Prime Data Centers DALLAS30 WestPrime Data CentersDallas, TX, USA321.27
Prime Data Centers DALLAS105 ParkPrime Data CentersDallas, TX, USA411.50
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