HostMDS: HostMDS Toronto Data Centre / N2 facility

HostMDS Toronto Data Centre / N2 Facility in Toronto, Ontario is a Toronto-area data center and colocation facility now operating under the broader hosting.com platform. The facility was opened by HostMDS as a 10,000 square foot data center, with Phase 1 completed for colocation and hosting infrastructure deployments. HostMDS continues to market dedicated servers in Toronto from two high-capacity, low-latency data centers, separating the N2 facility from the company’s TorIX-connected downtown Toronto environment.

The N2 facility supports HostMDS hosting infrastructure, dedicated servers, and colocation-style deployments for customers that need Canadian server placement in the Greater Toronto Area. HostMDS’s Toronto dedicated server platform supports managed and unmanaged server options, while its service portfolio includes shared hosting, VPS hosting, dedicated servers, reseller hosting, and migration support under the hosting.com transition.

The Toronto-area location gives HostMDS customers a Canadian infrastructure option for websites, applications, hosted servers, and business workloads serving Ontario and eastern Canada. The N2 facility is best positioned as HostMDS’s non-TorIX Toronto data center, while the separate downtown Toronto site provides Toronto Internet Exchange access. This distinction matters for CMS mapping because N2 should not inherit TorIX or 151 Front Street attributes without facility-specific confirmation.

🏢 Facility Highlights

1. Facility Name: HostMDS Toronto Data Centre / N2 Facility
2. Market: Toronto, Ontario
3. Provider Status: HostMDS is now part of hosting.com
4. Facility Size: 10,000 sq ft
5. Services: Colocation, Toronto dedicated servers, and hosting infrastructure

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Toronto Data Centers: HostMDS markets dedicated servers from two Toronto data centers
2. Facility Role: N2 is the Toronto-area data center separate from the TorIX-connected downtown facility
3. Hosting Network: Dedicated server and hosting services support Canadian infrastructure deployments

🏭 Who It Serves

1. Canadian Hosting Workloads: Websites, applications, and hosted infrastructure requiring Canadian placement
2. Dedicated Server Customers: Managed and unmanaged Toronto server deployments
3. Colocation Users: Customers placing infrastructure in a Toronto-area facility
4. Business Applications: Ontario-serving workloads needing local hosting infrastructure