Hut 8 sells colocation from 0.6 MW at 27 Buttermill Avenue in Vaughan, north of Toronto, under the site name GTA2. It is the third largest of five Canadian rooms in the company's Cloud & Colocation segment, which together carry about 3.4 MW - Kelowna at 1.1 MW, Mississauga at 0.9 MW, Vaughan at 0.6 MW, Vancouver at 0.5 MW and the Vancouver Vault at 0.3 MW. The sister Toronto-area room, GTA1, is at 4701 Tahoe Boulevard in Mississauga. Ownership sits with Hut 8 Corp., the Nasdaq-listed parent at 777 Brickell Avenue in Miami, which reports this side of the business apart from its bitcoin mining estate. Interconnection is the weak part of the story: no networks, exchanges or carriers are recorded at the Buttermill Avenue address and TorIX is not present, so transit and peering are arranged rather than picked up on the floor.
How much power is energized at 27 Buttermill Avenue?
0.6 MW. That puts Vaughan third among Hut 8's five Canadian colocation rooms, behind Kelowna at 1.1 MW and Mississauga at 0.9 MW.
Which networks can be reached inside the Vaughan room?
Connectivity comes in on the customer's own contracts. The building records no carrier or exchange presence and TorIX is not on site.
Which other Hut 8 site serves the Toronto area?
GTA1 at 4701 Tahoe Boulevard in Mississauga. The wider Cloud & Colocation portfolio adds Kelowna, Vancouver and the Vancouver Vault, about 3.4 MW in total.
Why does Hut 8 appear under two different businesses?
The company runs bitcoin mining sites and a separate Cloud & Colocation segment. Vaughan belongs to the second, which is why it is sold as colocation rather than hosted hashrate.
How does a buyer approach Hut 8 about Vaughan?
Through Hut 8 Corp., which markets the Canadian rooms as one portfolio from its Miami headquarters and lists Vaughan on its platform page alongside the other four sites.