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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Toronto

STACK Infrastructure TORONTO15 Central

STACK Infrastructure-operated Colocation facility in Toronto, Canada.

[AI Summary]

STACK Infrastructure TORONTO15 Central is a colocation datacenter in Toronto, Canada, operated by STACK Infrastructure. The site carries 10 MW of IT load, deploys a mixed accelerator fleet, and runs at a measured PUE of 1.45.

Operator
STACK Infrastructure
Tier
Colocation
City
Toronto, Canada
Region
NA
Power (MW)
10 MW
GPU fleet
PUE
1.45
Coordinates
43.80, -79.39
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
STACK Infrastructure ASHBURN81 CentralSTACK InfrastructureAshburn, VA, USAB200361.26
STACK Infrastructure ASHBURN87STACK InfrastructureAshburn, VA, USA511.34
STACK Infrastructure DALLAS29 NorthSTACK InfrastructureDallas, TX, USA301.21
STACK Infrastructure CHICAGO31 SouthSTACK InfrastructureChicago, IL, USAA100241.23
STACK Infrastructure CHICAGO32 WestSTACK InfrastructureChicago, IL, USA231.52
STACK Infrastructure CHICAGO35 WestSTACK InfrastructureChicago, IL, USAA100241.22
STACK Infrastructure LOS11 AnnexSTACK InfrastructureLos Angeles, CA, USA291.28
STACK Infrastructure NEW53 ParkSTACK InfrastructureNew York, NY, USA31.40
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