- Uniserve Communications (TSXV:COMP) is developing its 930-square-metre VAN-2 data centre in Vancouver, targeting 1 MW of capacity by Q4 2026 with room for future expansion
- The facility will support enterprise cloud, colocation, cybersecurity and AI workloads with Tier III design, redundant infrastructure and carrier-neutral connectivity
- Management says VAN-2 is a key part of Uniserve’s strategy to build a Canadian-owned digital infrastructure platform and grow recurring revenue opportunities
- Uniserve Communications stock (TSXV:COMP) last traded at $0.71
Uniserve Communications (TSXV:COMP) provided an update on the development of its VAN-2 data centre in Vancouver, highlighting the project as a significant milestone in the company’s strategy to expand Canadian-owned digital infrastructure, enterprise services, and artificial intelligence computing capabilities.
The facility, located at 369 Terminal Avenue in Vancouver, is being developed as an approximately 930-square-metre data centre designed to support a broad range of enterprise computing, cloud infrastructure, colocation, and AI-related workloads. The company expects the site to deliver an initial operating capacity of one megawatt by the fourth quarter of 2026, with an additional megawatt available for future expansion.
According to a Uniserve news release, VAN-2 is being designed with a focus on reliability, performance, and scalability. Planned features include a Tier III architecture with redundant power and cooling systems, support for high-density computing environments of up to 30 kilowatts per rack, and carrier-neutral connectivity that will allow customers to access multiple network providers. The facility will also incorporate controlled access systems, around-the-clock monitoring, and business continuity infrastructure to enhance security and operational resilience.
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In addition to colocation services, VAN-2 will support Uniserve’s broader portfolio of offerings, including cloud services, managed hosting, connectivity solutions, cybersecurity, and disaster recovery. The company said the new facility will strengthen its ability to provide integrated, Canadian-controlled digital infrastructure solutions for businesses and organizations seeking secure domestic alternatives.
Building a Canadian sovereign infrastructure platform
The VAN-2 project forms part of Uniserve’s ongoing effort to build a comprehensive Canadian digital infrastructure platform that combines data centre capacity, connectivity, cloud services, cybersecurity, and AI compute resources.
Management believes demand for secure, Canadian-based infrastructure continues to grow as organizations place greater emphasis on data sovereignty, security, and digital transformation initiatives. By expanding its infrastructure footprint, Uniserve aims to increase opportunities for long-term customer contracts and recurring revenue streams while meeting the evolving technology requirements of enterprise clients.
Uniserve Communications Corp. is a provider of IT solutions and services for both business and residential customers across Canada.
Uniserve Communications stock (TSXV:COMP) last traded at $0.71 and has risen 18.33% since the year began.
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