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What is established
Partially operational. expected Dec 2026; owned or developed by TELUS.
What is not disclosed
Capacity, accelerator count, project capex, named tenant, power source, cooling technology — not disclosed by any source on this page. Recorded as unknown, never as zero.
Analyst note
Rimouski, QC facility operational Sept 2025 (NVIDIA Cloud Partner, HPE-built). May 2026: B.C. cluster announced — Kamloops expansion plus two Vancouver Westbank sites (M3 Mount Pleasant end-2026; 150 West Georgia 2029), >150MW/>60,000 GPUs by 2032 is a plan, not built. Quebec context: Hydro-Québec has restricted new >5MW data-centre allocations and proposed roughly doubling their rate (~13c/kWh) effective H2 2026 — a headwind for new Quebec builds. Power and GPU figures omitted on review: the Rimouski facility MW is undisclosed, and the >150 MW / 60,000-GPU figures are the 2032 British Columbia expansion plan, not built capacity.
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Power readiness
No capacity disclosed
No megawatt figure has been sourced for this project.
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NVIDIA Hopper/Blackwell (HPE systems)
48.4490, -68.5230
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TELUS via Newswire · Sep 24, 2025 · accessed Jul 29, 2026
Powered by 99% renewable energy, the facility operates with three times greater energy efficiency than industry average
Reliability
95/100
Techcouver · May 11, 2026 · accessed Jul 29, 2026
TELUS says it has secured an initial 85 megawatts of clean, renewable power from BC Hydro for the expansion. house more than 60,000 high-performance GPUs and reach more than 150 megawatts of total capacity by 2032
Reliability
65/100
The Fast Mode · Sep 25, 2025 · accessed Jul 29, 2026
TELUS announced the opening of Canada's first fully sovereign AI factory, in Rimouski, Quebec
Reliability
65/100
Rimouski, QC facility operational Sept 2025 (NVIDIA Cloud Partner, HPE-built). May 2026: B.C. cluster announced — Kamloops expansion plus two Vancouver Westbank sites (M3 Mount Pleasant end-2026; 150 West Georgia 2029), >150MW/>60,000 GPUs by 2032 is a plan, not built. Quebec context: Hydro-Québec has restricted new >5MW data-centre allocations and proposed roughly doubling their rate (~13c/kWh) effective H2 2026 — a headwind for new Quebec builds. Power and GPU figures omitted on review: the Rimouski facility MW is undisclosed, and the >150 MW / 60,000-GPU figures are the 2032 British Columbia expansion plan, not built capacity.
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