Rogers Communications Inc.: LON DC1 Data Center

Rogers LON DC1 is a colocation and carrier services data center facility operated by Rogers Carrier Services / Rogers Business, located at 970 Green Valley Road, London, Ontario, Canada. It is part of Rogers’ national footprint of multi-tenant, high-availability data centers. The facility benefits from Rogers’ extensive fibre-optic network and is strategically positioned to serve southwestern Ontario. Its proximity to major transportation routes and regional business hubs gives it strong connectivity and latency advantage for enterprises, cloud providers, and service providers requiring reliable infrastructure in the region. 

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Total Power Capacity: ~30 MW of total power capacity.
• Per-Cabinet Power Density: Up to 20 kW per cabinet capability. 
• Service Types / Architecture: Offers colocation in full, half, and quarter cabinets; private cages; locking cabinets; bare metal servers; remote hands services. 
• Facility Status: Fully operational. 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Certifications & Compliance Standards: The facility is compliant / certified under multiple recognized standards, including ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, SOC 1 (SSAE 16), HIPAA, GLBA, IRS 1075, and others. 
• Physical Security Features: Locked cabinets, private cages. On-site security operations. 24/7 monitoring and support. (Though specific details like biometric entry or man-traps are not explicitly verified for this facility in available sources.) 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Carrier Presence: At least two service providers onsite: Rogers Carrier Services itself and iTel. 
• Peer / Exchange Access: Peering is available in the data center; there are two “companies in building / on exchange” as noted. 
• Cabinets / Fractional Colocation Options: Flexible deployment by unit, quarter, or half cabinets; private cages; bare metal; colocation. 
• Connectivity to National Fibre: Part of Rogers’ national fibre network with over 25,000 km of fibre routes, enabling strong reach across Canada. 

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises and businesses in southwestern Ontario needing low-latency colocation or hybrid cloud infrastructure.
• Cloud service providers and managed service providers seeking high power density and robust compliance.
• Organizations in regulated industries (e.g. healthcare, finance, government) that must meet strict security, privacy, and regulatory requirements.
• Companies needing sovereign Canadian data centres for data residency and data sovereignty concerns.