Bell expands Saskatchewan AI data centre to 1.2 GW, province's largest private investment
Bell Canada has announced a massive expansion of its artificial intelligence data centre near Regina, Saskatchewan. During an investment summit in Toronto hosted by Prime Minister Mark Carney, CEO Mirko Bibic revealed that the facility will scale from its initial 300-megawatt capacity to a final requirement of 1.2 gigawatts. This significant upgrade positions the project as the largest private…
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- Bell Canada is expanding its Regina AI data centre from 300 MW to 1.2 GW.
- The project is designated as the largest private investment in Saskatchewan's history.
- CEO Mirko Bibic announced the expansion at a Toronto summit hosted by PM Mark Carney.
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