Building Canada’s Digital Capacity
Canada has the talent, research institutions, energy resources, and industrial base required to compete in the global AI economy. What it needs is the infrastructure to match. HyperCan is building that infrastructure.
By combining large-scale computing capacity with Canadian ownership, Canadian operations, and a long-term commitment to domestic innovation, our projects will help ensure that the technologies shaping Canada’s future can be developed, trained, and deployed here at home.
Fort Erie Hyperscale Campus
Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada
Large-scale sovereign compute
A hyperscale facility that will provide the compute to meet Canada’s infrastructure needs, with room for expansion and a community-minded campus design.
This location is a short distance from the U.S. border, offering opportunities for seamless cross-border data connectivity.
Built in partnership with a Canadian developer, the Fort Erie hyperscale campus grows Canada's sovereign AI data center footprint for a prosperous future.
This location features:
- Convenient highway access
- Next-generation cooling technology
- Dual backup power using Li-ion battery storage and diesel generation, providing resilient uptime for the most critical workloads
- Close to local amenities including the Bridgewater Country Club golf course
Designed for scale and resilience
The campus concept combines high-density AI infrastructure, efficient cooling, secure operations, landscaped buffers and expansion potential to support Canada’s growing demand for domestic compute.
Expected completion: Q4 2028
Hamilton Research Data Center
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada · 40 MW + future expansion
Research and industry use cases
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning.
- Scientific and academic research.
- Advanced manufacturing and engineering.
- Life sciences and biotechnology.
- Modelling and simulation.
- Secure enterprise computing.
- Emerging Canadian technology companies.
Secure, scalable infrastructure
The proposed 40 MW campus is designed to support the next generation of Canadian research, innovation and industry, providing secure digital infrastructure for organizations with growing compute requirements.
Featuring a high-efficiency cooling system and on-site lithium ion battery storage, our Hamilton data center is both environmentally sustainable and guaranteed to have high-uptime for advanced research tasks requiring 24/7 real-time data processing.
Strategically located outside of major urban centers in order to support long-term infrastructure development and growth.
Expected completion: Q4 2028
Brantford Secure Research Data Center
Brantford, Ontario, Canada · 45 MW
Built for Canadian research
A secure 45 MW data centre proposal designed to power Canadian scientific discovery, AI innovation and advanced industry while supporting universities, research institutions and innovative industries across Canada.
- Close to high-capacity electricity infrastructure to support current needs and future expansion.
- High-security perimeter and 24/7 monitoring.
- On-site Li-ion battery storage for resilient operation.
- Environmentally responsible operations.
- Abundant freshwater availability via municipal systems and local waterways.
High-performance, high-security
Our Brantford proposal pairs high-performance infrastructure with a secure campus design and access to the utilities needed for research-scale computing.
Expected completion: Q2 2028