Canadian infrastructure, from the fibre to the server.
Two services, one accountable operator.
Most organizations start with one and add the other. Both run on the same Canadian network, storage and compute.
Enterprise hosting
Shared, dedicated or custom capacity in Canada, with data locations and responsibilities written down before go-live.
Explore enterprise hostingData protection and recovery
Backups planned around the systems you cannot lose, with recovery objectives agreed and restores tested.
Explore data protection and recoveryNetwork, storage and compute
Service scope varies by deployment. We confirm what is included, and what is scoped separately, during the requirements discussion.
Network
Data in motion
- Sovereign end to end: dedicated fibre and wavelengths between our data centres
- Regional points of presence
- Encrypted VPN access for distributed teams
Storage
Data at rest
- Object, file and database storage in Canadian data centres
- Backup and recovery
Compute
Data in use
- Virtual machines
- Dedicated single-tenant servers
- GPU compute for AI workloads
Infrastructure and data-centre partners
Canadian data centres on dedicated fibre.
Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal, with Calgary coming. Dedicated fibre and wavelengths secure the whole stack, from the circuit that carries your data to the server that processes it, with 99.999% uptime.
- VancouverWest coast data centre
- CalgaryComing soon
- TorontoCentral data centre
- MontrealEast data centre
- 99.999%uptime
- 3 data centresVancouver, Toronto, Montreal
- CertifiedFederal Indigenous Procurement
- Since 200125 years in infrastructure
What data sovereignty means here.
Data sovereignty means your information follows your rules and Canadian law, not another country's.
With foreign-owned cloud providers, data can sit under another jurisdiction, where foreign law can compel access. With Robson, it is stored and processed in our Canadian data centres, run by a Canadian company.
And it goes further than storage. Sovereignty is end to end: your communications travel over dedicated fibre and wavelengths between our Canadian sites, so your data is sovereign in transit as well as at rest.
- Your data is stored and processed in Canada
- Canadian law governs it
- Sovereign in transit, on dedicated fibre
- Architecture designed for Protected B workloads
- A Canadian, Indigenous owned operator
- One accountable partner, end to end
From the fibre that carries your data to the servers that process it, everything stays under Canadian control.
Your keys, your control
PlannedWe're building customer-controlled encryption for backup first: you manage the keys, approve every restore, and see every access logged.
Ask us where this stands for your deploymentChoose how you deploy
The same Canadian network, storage and compute, packaged three ways to match how much isolation and customization you need.
Shared
Canadian cloud, shared footprint
Multi-tenant Canadian cloud. Compute, storage and networking on demand, and you pay for what you use.
- Pay-as-you-go virtual machines and storage
- Data kept in our Canadian data centres
- Shared Canadian network
- 24/7 monitoring and support
Best for: Teams that want Canadian hosting without managing hardware.
Dedicated
Single-tenant, fully isolated
Dedicated servers and reserved capacity for you alone. No shared tenancy, predictable performance.
- Single-tenant compute and GPU
- Reserved, predictable capacity
- Private VLANs and connectivity
- A dedicated support team
Best for: Regulated workloads in government, healthcare and finance.
Custom
Built around your mandate
Hybrid and on-premise deployments, custom integrations and infrastructure designed to your requirements.
- Hybrid and on-premise deployment
- Custom integrations
- Compliance and audit support
- A dedicated solutions architect
Best for: Public sector and enterprise teams with specific sovereignty or compliance needs.
What determines a quote
- Capacity
- Isolation
- Performance
- Licensing
- Protection scope
- Migration
- Support
After a requirements discussion we agree the next technical or commercial step. It helps to bring a summary of your workloads, current environment, recovery priorities and any procurement timeline.
Common questions
Where is our data stored?
In Canadian data centres. Before go-live we document the specific locations for your deployment, the networks that connect them and who administers each layer.
Who operates the infrastructure?
We document who operates each layer of your deployment, including any facility, network and software partners involved, so your team can assess them.
Can we keep some responsibilities in-house?
Yes. Responsibilities are agreed for each deployment and written down before go-live. You might keep your applications, for example, while the infrastructure underneath is run for you.
What uptime can we expect?
Our infrastructure runs at 99.999% uptime. The service commitment for your deployment is written into your agreement.
What happens if we decide to leave?
Exit arrangements, including how your data is returned to you, are agreed at the start of the engagement rather than at the end.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what your organization needs to support and what conditions the service must meet. We will propose a next step.
Or email sales@robsoninc.com