Infinite Compute Infrastructure

Vancouver AI infrastructure company, formerly Consensus Core Technologies, running NVIDIA GPU clusters as a colocation tenant in a Montreal data centre and selling GPU-as-a-service to Canadian and international clients.

• Consensus Core Technologies Inc. changed its name to Infinite Compute Infrastructure Inc. on July 16, 2026, in a release naming Wayne Lloyd as founder and CEO. newsfilecorp.com ↗

• Its Canadian GPU-as-a-service runs NVIDIA H100 clusters as a colocation tenant in Cologix's MTL10 data centre in Montreal, announced August 2024. cologix.com ↗

• Cologix owns the 180,000 sq ft MTL10 facility; Infinite Compute sought a partner offering colocation services for its GPUs rather than building its own. cologix.com ↗

• Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said in June 2026 the province would not allow its proposed hyperscale data centre near Île-des-Chênes to go ahead. cbc.ca ↗

• Under a June 2025 joint venture, Jet.AI (Nasdaq: JTAI) committed up to US$20M in five milestone tranches for a 17.5% equity promote in the vehicle. globenewswire.com ↗

• La Rosa Holdings terminated its non-binding letter of intent to acquire Consensus Core on August 10, 2026, so no Nasdaq transaction proceeded. globenewswire.com ↗

1. Jul 16, 2026Other

   Infinite Compute: a new name and identity for an AI infrastructure company

   Consensus Core Technologies Inc. announced it had changed its name to Infinite Compute Infrastructure Inc. and launched infinitecompute.ai. The release quotes founder and CEO Wayne Lloyd.

   newsfilecorp.com ↗
2. Jun 4, 2026Government

   Premier says no to massive AI data centre proposed for south of Winnipeg

   Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said a large AI data centre pitched by Las Vegas-based Jet.AI and Vancouver-based Consensus Core for a 141-hectare tract near Île-des-Chênes would not go ahead. The company said it was reviewing the comments.

   cbc.ca ↗