Hypertec
About Hypertec
Hypertec is a Canadian global technology company headquartered in Montréal, Québec, founded in 1984. The company delivers high-performance compute, AI infrastructure, custom manufacturing, data center construction, cloud and hyperscaler infrastructure solutions, and enterprise technology services for customers in AI, financial services, media & entertainment, healthcare, public sector, cloud, and HPC markets. Hypertec’s historical Montreal hyperscale data center and colocation business was acquired by Vantage Data Centers in 2020, while Hypertec Cloud later spun off from Hypertec Group and acquired 5C Data Centers in 2025 to form 5C Group, an independent AI digital infrastructure provider combining Hypertec Cloud’s AI/HPC cloud capabilities with 5C’s U.S. data center footprint and more than 2 GW of roadmap capacity.
⚙️ Facility Highlights
Data Center Footprint:
Hypertec’s current public positioning is centered on AI/HPC systems, cloud/hyperscaler infrastructure, custom manufacturing, and data center construction rather than operating its former Montreal colocation campus directly under Hypertec. Hypertec’s 49 MW Montreal hyperscale data center campus, including 25 MW across two existing facilities and 24 MW of expansion capacity, was acquired by Vantage Data Centers in 2020.
Hypertec Cloud was spun off from Hypertec Group in 2025 and acquired 5C Data Centers, creating 5C Group as an independent AI digital infrastructure provider with more than 2 GW of roadmap capacity and more than 600 MW available for deployment within 6–18 months for AI data center colocation and compute customers.
5C’s platform combines AI cloud infrastructure and purpose-built data center facilities for AI frontier labs, AI-native companies, hyperscalers, HPC providers, and large enterprise clients.
Facility Design & Infrastructure:
Hypertec Construction designs and builds data center facilities for AI, HPC, and cloud workloads, with focus on high-density power, advanced cooling, operational efficiency, sustainable engineering, and accelerated deployment.
Hypertec describes its construction expertise as covering advanced facilities for AI and HPC, including specialized cooling, high-density power systems, smart-building systems, AI/IoT integration, and project models such as EPC and EPCM.
The 5C platform is purpose-built for extreme density, power, and cooling demands of AI workloads, incorporating advanced cooling technologies such as direct-to-chip liquid cooling and immersion cooling.
Service Portfolio Overview:
High Performance Compute & AI systems, including AI clusters and advanced computing systems for research, industry, and business workloads.
Data center construction services for AI, HPC, and cloud environments, including planning, design, construction, commissioning, power systems, cooling infrastructure, and critical equipment integration.
Cloud and hyperscaler infrastructure solutions for cloud providers and hyperscalers requiring performance, density, and operational efficiency.
Hypertec Cloud / 5C AI infrastructure, including AI and HPC Infrastructure-as-a-Service, large-scale GPU capacity, cloud instances, bare metal servers, block storage, object storage, virtual machines, and other cloud services.
🔐 Security & Compliance
Infrastructure Resilience:
Hypertec’s AI/HPC data center construction model emphasizes mission-critical reliability, advanced cooling, high-density power, commissioning, testing, and validation of data center systems before handover.
5C Group’s infrastructure platform is positioned to provide secure, reliable, sustainable data center and AI infrastructure solutions at scale, with integrated compute and data center design intended to reduce deployment timelines and support very large AI clusters.
Physical & Logical Security:
Hypertec’s current public materials emphasize data center design, build, support, and lifecycle services rather than publishing detailed physical-security controls for specific active Hypertec-operated colocation facilities.
5C describes white-glove support, managed AI infrastructure deployment, and end-to-end AI digital infrastructure design for large AI users.
Compliance & Standards:
Hypertec’s current public data center construction materials reference commissioning, validation, sustainable engineering, and reliable operational design, but do not publish a facility-specific compliance list for Hypertec-operated colocation sites.
🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access
Carrier Neutrality:
Hypertec’s former Montreal data center and colocation operations were transferred to Vantage Data Centers in 2020. Current Hypertec public materials do not position Hypertec Group as a retail carrier-neutral colocation provider.
5C Data Centers designs, builds, and operates facilities for AI infrastructure customers, while 5C Group combines data center and AI infrastructure for large-scale AI users.
Network Capabilities:
Hypertec supports compute and cloud infrastructure deployment for cloud providers, hyperscalers, AI, and HPC workloads, including delivery, rack-and-connect, lifecycle support, sparing, and refresh.
Hypertec Cloud infrastructure includes cloud instances, bare metal servers, block storage, object storage, virtual machines, and other cloud services for demanding workloads.
5C Group integrates AI compute infrastructure with data center hosting environments to support large-scale AI clusters and AI factory deployments.
Connectivity Use Cases:
AI frontier labs and AI-native companies deploying large GPU clusters.
Cloud providers and hyperscalers requiring dense, performance-optimized infrastructure.
Enterprises requiring AI/HPC compute platforms, custom systems, lifecycle support, and large-scale infrastructure deployment.
Organizations requiring data center construction expertise for high-density AI, HPC, and cloud environments.
💼 Who It Serves
AI frontier labs, AI-native enterprises, and large-scale enterprise clients.
Cloud service providers, hyperscalers, and HPC providers.
Financial services, healthcare, media & entertainment, public sector, research, and industrial customers.
Organizations requiring custom manufacturing, advanced computing systems, and high-density data center deployment support.
