IREN Prince George: Prince George Data Center

The Prince George Data Center is a large-scale, high-performance computing facility operated by IREN (Iris Energy) in Prince George, British Columbia. Purpose-built for energy-intensive digital infrastructure, the campus is strategically located in a region known for abundant, low-cost renewable hydroelectric power and a cool climate ideal for efficient thermal management.

Prince George serves as one of IREN’s flagship North American locations, supporting high-density compute deployments with direct access to renewable energy resources. The region’s established transmission infrastructure and proximity to major power generation assets provide a stable, scalable foundation for long-term digital infrastructure growth.

Designed for hyperscale compute workloads, the campus emphasizes operational efficiency, sustainability, and resilient power architecture, aligning with IREN’s strategy of colocating infrastructure near renewable energy sources.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Located in Prince George, British Columbia
2. Purpose-built for high-performance and energy-intensive compute workloads
3. Direct access to abundant renewable hydroelectric power
4. Scalable campus design supporting phased expansion
5. Optimized for high-density computing environments
6. Integrated with IREN’s global high-performance infrastructure platform

🔌 Power Infrastructure

1. Powered by renewable hydroelectric energy from British Columbia’s grid
2. Direct interconnection to high-voltage transmission infrastructure
3. Designed for large-scale, high-capacity deployments
4. Redundant electrical systems supporting operational resilience
5. Built to support continuous, energy-intensive workloads

❄️ Cooling Infrastructure

1. Designed for efficient thermal management in a cool northern climate
2. Air-cooled architecture optimized for high-density environments
3. Engineered for energy efficiency and reduced environmental impact
4. Environmental monitoring to maintain optimal operational conditions

🌐 Connectivity & Network

1. High-capacity fiber connectivity serving Western Canada
2. Low-latency routes to major Canadian and U.S. network hubs
3. Designed to support large-scale compute and data-intensive operations
4. Secure, dedicated networking architecture

🔐 Security

1. 24/7 monitored facility
2. Controlled site access with perimeter security measures
3. CCTV monitoring across critical infrastructure zones
4. Operational controls designed for mission-critical infrastructure

🌱 Sustainability

1. Powered primarily by renewable hydroelectric energy
2. Focus on low carbon intensity operations
3. Efficient cooling supported by regional climate conditions
4. Designed to align with long-term sustainable digital infrastructure development

💼 Who It Serves

1. High-performance computing operators
2. AI and GPU-intensive workloads
3. Blockchain and energy-intensive digital infrastructure
4. Organizations seeking renewable-powered compute capacity
5. Enterprises requiring scalable, large-load infrastructure in Canada