Colo in Toronto or Ottawa

[ma...@engsoc.org]

I'm aware of Exodus, UUnet (Worldcom) and Bell in Toronto and Magma in
Ottawa, but are there any other proper data centres in either city? How
about Montreal? UUnet has a data centre there.

--
Matt McParland ma...@engsoc.org

[George Kirikos]

Hello,

In article <9o5l0l$19k$1...@bertrand.ccs.carleton.ca>, ma...@engsoc.org
says...

> I'm aware of Exodus, UUnet (Worldcom) and Bell in Toronto and Magma in
> Ottawa, but are there any other proper data centres in either city? How
> about Montreal? UUnet has a data centre there.

There's Q9 (www.q9.com) in Toronto. I think PSInet (www.psi.ca) also has
a Toronto colocation facility, although it was bought by Telus (?) when
PSInet was having financial difficulties in the US.

Sincerely,

George Kirikos
http://www.kirikos.com/

[Stephane Raimbault]

I believe Group Telecom does some co-location.

http://www.gt.ca

Stephane.

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[Rob Mitzel]

Hi there,

Peer 1 Network does co-location in Toronto. www.peer1.net

-Rob.

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[b m]

Mountain Cablevision in Hamilton has co-location facilities.

No rack space fee - only bandwidth charges.

Call Don Collins: 905-389-0174 for further information.
solu...@mountaincable.on.ca

[Ralph Doncaster]

If it doesn't have to be a class-A data center (i.e. normal UPS instead of
diesel generator backups, no raised floor...) we offer economical co-location.
www.istop.com
If you want all the fancy data-center facilities, our Toronto co-location
(rack-mount only) fits the bill. It's in 151 Front - the whole bldg is
basically the largest data center in Canada.

-Ralph

On 17 Sep 2001 20:04:37 GMT, ma...@engsoc.org wrote: