Spencer Building Carrier Hotel

555 West Hastings, Vancouver, BC, V6B4N6, CA

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Metro: Vancouver, BC, CA Country: Canada Region: North America

Colocation space
43,000
sq ft
Power capacity
5 MW

Polaris manages the Harbour Centre Complex at 555 West Hastings Street in downtown Vancouver and sells inside it directly: MMR5, the newest meet-me room in the building, Colo5 colocation, and powered shell across 43,000 sq ft of newly developed space carrying 5 MW. The complex has worked as a telecommunications gateway since 1994, and 57 networks and four internet exchanges now reach the address, which makes it the densest interconnection point in British Columbia. Four other operators hold rooms in the same building - Cologix VAN1 and VAN5, eStruxture VAN-2 and PureColo's MMR6B - so a tenant can reach several estates without leaving the complex. Beanfield, Columbia Networks, MoreWave, Novus, TeraGo and Astute Internet are among the networks Polaris names as partners. The Spencer Building itself is a 1928 heritage building adjoining the tower, and Simon Fraser University's downtown campus occupies part of it.

Facility Specifications

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Colocation space
43,000 sq ft of newly developed space
Power capacity
5 MW across the powered-shell offering

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Frequently asked questions

Which products does Polaris sell in the Spencer Building?
MMR5, described as the newest meet-me room in the Harbour Centre Complex, Colo5 colocation, and powered shell - 43,000 sq ft of newly developed space with 5 MW behind it.
How well connected is 555 West Hastings Street?
57 networks and four internet exchanges are present at the address, which is the densest interconnection point in Vancouver and in British Columbia.
Which other operators hold space in the Harbour Centre Complex?
Cologix runs VAN1 and VAN5 there, eStruxture VAN-2 and PureColo the MMR6B room. Four independent colocation estates in one building is what makes the carrier-hotel description hold.
How long has the Harbour Centre Complex carried networks?
Since 1994, when the complex began operating as a telecommunications hub. The Spencer Building itself dates from 1928.