BentallGreenOak: Gough Road Data Center

The 100 Gough Road Data Center is a purpose-built, institutional-grade facility owned and operated by BentallGreenOak (BGO), a global real estate investment manager with a strong portfolio of mission-critical assets. Strategically located in Markham, Ontario, within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), the facility benefits from proximity to Canada’s largest financial, enterprise, and cloud ecosystem.

Positioned in one of Toronto’s most established technology corridors, 100 Gough Road offers scalable infrastructure designed to support hyperscale, enterprise, and high-density compute deployments. The GTA remains Canada’s primary interconnection and cloud hub, providing low-latency connectivity across North America and strong access to domestic and international carriers.

Developed to meet institutional standards for resilience and operational continuity, the facility delivers redundant power architecture, advanced cooling systems, and secure colocation environments suited for mission-critical workloads.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Located in Markham, Ontario, within the Greater Toronto Area
2. Purpose-built data center asset owned and operated by BentallGreenOak (BGO)
3. Designed for enterprise and hyperscale-grade deployments
4. Scalable white space supporting cabinet, cage, and suite configurations
5. Institutional ownership with long-term asset management strategy
6. Positioned within a mature Canadian technology and financial services market

🔌 Power Infrastructure

1. Redundant utility power feeds serving the facility
2. UPS-backed critical power systems
3. Standby diesel generator infrastructure for emergency backup
4. Concurrently maintainable design principles (where applicable)
5. Power distribution designed to support medium- to high-density rack deployments

(Specific MW capacity and substation configuration: Not publicly disclosed.)

❄️ Cooling Infrastructure

1. Redundant cooling systems supporting continuous operations
2. Hot/cold aisle containment design (where implemented)
3. Energy-efficient mechanical systems aligned with modern PUE expectations
4. Designed to support scalable rack densities

(Detailed mechanical redundancy configuration: Not publicly disclosed.)

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Carrier-neutral connectivity model
2. Access to major Canadian and international telecom providers
3. Diverse fiber pathways into the building
4. Cross-connect capabilities for interconnection between tenants and carriers
5. Low-latency access to Toronto’s financial district and regional cloud on-ramps

🔐 Security

1. Multi-layer physical security controls
2. Controlled perimeter access
3. 24/7 monitoring and surveillance systems
4. CCTV coverage across critical areas
5. Secure customer environments including locked cabinets and private cages
6. Visitor management and controlled access procedures

💼 Who It Serves

1. Enterprise organizations requiring secure GTA infrastructure
2. Financial services and fintech firms operating in Canada
3. Cloud and SaaS providers deploying regional nodes
4. Media, telecom, and content platforms serving Canadian markets
5. Organizations implementing hybrid IT or disaster recovery strategies within Ontario