Keel Infrastructure: Magog

Keel Infrastructure Magog in Magog, Québec is a Canadian digital infrastructure facility serving high-density compute, bare metal, and colocation-aligned workloads in Québec’s Estrie region. The facility is located at 1350 Boulevard Industriel and is part of Keel Infrastructure’s Canadian portfolio following the company’s rebrand from Bitfarms to Keel Infrastructure in April 2026. Keel Infrastructure develops and owns data centers and energy infrastructure for high-performance computing workloads, including AI, with active infrastructure markets in Québec, Pennsylvania, and Washington.

The Magog site originated as a Bitfarms compute facility in a former industrial building on Boulevard Industriel. The location has supported dense server deployments and crypto-mining compute, with historical equipment additions including MicroBT miners installed in 2021. The facility’s Québec position gives it access to one of North America’s strongest hydroelectric power markets, cold-climate operating conditions, and regional connectivity to Montréal, Sherbrooke, and the wider Eastern Townships technology corridor.

Magog provides a strategic Québec deployment point for compute operators requiring Canadian data location, industrial power access, and a lower-temperature operating environment. Keel’s broader platform now emphasizes energy-secured sites, established grid interconnections, and high-density HPC infrastructure. Within that platform, Magog adds a Québec facility option alongside Keel’s other Canadian sites, including Sherbrooke, Farnham, Saint-Hyacinthe, Cowansville, and Baie-Comeau.

🏢 Facility Highlights

1. Québec Location: 1350 Boulevard Industriel in Magog, Québec.
2. Compute Heritage: Former Bitfarms high-density compute facility.
3. Facility Use: Bare metal and colocation listed for Keel Infrastructure Magog.
4. Regional Position: Located in Québec’s Estrie region near Sherbrooke and Montréal.

🌱 Sustainability & Energy

1. Québec Power Market: Operates in a province known for hydroelectric generation.
2. Cold Climate: Magog’s regional climate supports lower ambient-temperature operating conditions.
3. Energy Platform: Keel Infrastructure focuses on power-backed digital infrastructure for HPC and AI.

🧠 AI Infrastructure

1. HPC Direction: Keel Infrastructure’s platform targets high-performance computing and AI infrastructure.
2. High-Density Compute: Magog’s historical role supports dense server and accelerator-oriented infrastructure positioning.

🏭 Who It Serves

1. Compute Operators: High-density server, bare metal, and colocation-aligned deployments.
2. AI & HPC Users: Workloads requiring power-backed digital infrastructure in Québec.
3. Canadian Deployments: Organizations needing Québec-based infrastructure and regional data location.