Toronto facilities-based telecom, legally Beanfield Technologies Inc., that builds, owns and operates its own metro fibre network in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Ottawa and runs five carrier-neutral colocation data centres.
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Toronto facilities-based telecom, legally Beanfield Technologies Inc., that builds, owns and operates its own metro fibre network in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Ottawa and runs five carrier-neutral colocation data centres.
States it builds, owns and operates the largest independent fibre-optic network in Toronto and Montreal, with expansion into Vancouver, and does not resell over anyone else's network. beanfield.com
Operates five colocation facilities: 250 Front St, 905 King St, 151 Front St and 23 Fraser Ave in Toronto, and 3445 Park Ave in Montreal, all carrier neutral with no cross-connect fees. beanfield.com
States its network connects over 3,000 commercial on-net buildings and that it has interconnectivity in more than 40 carrier-neutral data centres across Canada. beanfield.com
Its 2024 forced labour report describes it as founded in 1988, privately owned, and backed by a consortium of digital infrastructure investment firms, which it does not name. static.beanfield.com
Its July 2026 announcement describes a 100% fibre-optic network serving Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Ottawa — the four-city footprint the colocation and cloud-exchange pages do not cover. blog.beanfield.com
OMERS Infrastructure announced a significant capital commitment in July 2023, with DigitalBridge — an investor since 2019 — continuing to hold the majority stake. digitalbridge.com
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Data centre
Company describes boutique colocation facilities at strategic points on its own network, built and maintained by its in-house engineering team, 100% carrier neutral with no cross-connect fees between cabinets or to its fibre footprint.
Learn moreCloud interconnect
Company describes it as providing comprehensive cloud connectivity, connecting a business to a network ecosystem of more than 250 service providers globally, with presence in over 185 global peering locations.
Learn moreBeanfield and 1VALET announced a non-exclusive integration partnership letting residents in select Beanfield-served buildings access connectivity alongside building access and services through 1VALET's resident app, initially in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Ottawa.
Beanfield appointed Winnie Leung as Chief Financial Officer. The release describes the company as a local and independent telecom in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Ottawa with almost 500 employees.
Beanfield appointed Rizwan Jamal, previously CEO of Xplore, as Chief Executive Officer effective immediately, to guide expansion in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Ottawa.
Sourced from the company's own pages or announcements.
Rizwan Jamal
Board Director and Chief Executive Officer
Winnie Leung
Chief Financial Officer
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