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ServiceNow Canada: ServiceNow Woodbridge Data Center

ServiceNow Canada ServiceNow Woodbridge Data Center is located at Woodbridge, Vaughan, Ontario, Canada. The gross building size for this location has not been provided. The gross colocation space is not available for this data center. No power information has been offered for this location. We found 170 data center locations within 50 miles of this facility. Certifications for this location include FedRAMP, ISO 27001, NIST SP 800-145.
Technologies
IaaS

About ServiceNow Woodbridge Data Center

ServiceNow Woodbridge Data Center is a Woodbridge, Ontario cloud infrastructure location supporting the ServiceNow AI Platform for Canadian-hosted enterprise, public-sector, workflow automation, IT service management, security operations, risk, customer service, and AI workloads. The Woodbridge location supports ServiceNow’s Canadian hosting model for organizations that require domestic cloud infrastructure, Canadian data residency, and resilient SaaS delivery. ServiceNow’s production cloud is built around a paired-site model, with customer production data hosted in both data centers in a pair and synchronized through asynchronous replication. Woodbridge, Ontario, Toronto Pearson International Airport, Canada, ServiceNow, the ServiceNow AI Platform, Advanced High Availability, and Canadian data residency define the location’s role in the provider’s cloud infrastructure footprint.

The Woodbridge facility operates as part of ServiceNow’s SaaS platform infrastructure rather than a retail colocation site. ServiceNow production environments run on a multi-instance architecture, with separate application nodes and database processes for each customer instance. The Advanced High Availability architecture uses paired data centers, redundant server and network infrastructure, multiple internet service providers, redundant network paths, RAID storage, redundant power supplies, automated transfer processes, and failover operations to support customer platform availability. Both data centers in a ServiceNow pair remain active and are designed with identical processing capabilities, allowing customer operations to transfer between paired sites during maintenance or service-impacting events.

The Woodbridge location supports ServiceNow’s Canadian cloud strategy as the company expands AI-ready infrastructure for public-sector modernization, enterprise automation, secure data handling, and in-country platform delivery. ServiceNow’s Canadian investment strengthens data, security, privacy, and operational controls for federal, provincial, crown corporation, municipal, and regulated enterprise users. For Datacenters.com, this profile should position Woodbridge as a ServiceNow cloud data center supporting platform delivery and Canadian data residency, not as a facility offering customer cabinets, cages, cross-connects, bare metal servers, or internet exchange services.

🏢 Facility Highlights

  1. Cloud Platform Role: Supports ServiceNow AI Platform delivery for Canadian-hosted workloads.
  2. Canadian Data Residency: Part of ServiceNow’s Canadian cloud infrastructure footprint.
  3. High Availability: ServiceNow production instances use paired-site architecture.
  4. Instance Architecture: Customer environments run on ServiceNow’s multi-instance cloud architecture.
  5. Workload Focus: ITSM, ITOM, SecOps, GRC, customer service, public-sector workflows, AI, and enterprise automation.

🔒 Security & Compliance

  1. Data Protection: ServiceNow Trust Center describes security, privacy, compliance, and regulated-market controls for the platform.
  2. Business Continuity: ServiceNow’s ISCP supports continuity planning across paired production sites.
  3. Annual Testing: ServiceNow’s ISCP is tested annually and validated during ISO 27001 assessment.
  4. Resiliency Model: Paired production facilities support transfer and failover between sites.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

  1. Multiple ISPs: ServiceNow’s architecture includes multiple ISPs entering each data center cage.
  2. Redundant Paths: The platform uses redundant network paths through the ServiceNow cloud environment.
  3. BGP Connectivity: ServiceNow internet access uses major ISPs with BGP route exchange and dynamic failover.
  4. SaaS Access Model: Customers access ServiceNow through the ServiceNow AI Platform, not through facility-level cross-connects.

🏭 Who It Serves

  1. Public Sector: Canadian government, provincial, municipal, and crown corporation workloads.
  2. Enterprise IT: IT service management, IT operations, asset management, and workflow automation.
  3. Security and Risk Teams: SecOps, risk, compliance, privacy, and operational resilience workflows.
  4. AI and Automation Users: AI-ready ServiceNow workflows running in Canadian-hosted infrastructure.
  5. Regulated Organizations: Customers requiring Canadian data residency and controlled cloud operations.