Infrastructure
IDC & Cloud Infrastructure
High-availability compute, hosted capacity, and storage placed close to the networks that need it.
- Colocation for high-availability nodes
- High-bandwidth IP transit
- Edge computing and mass storage
Vancouver, BC · Smart Infrastructure
Next-Generation Data Centers, Next-Gen Cybersecurity, and Cutting-Edge Tech R&D.
01 — Services
Colocation and edge capacity, cybersecurity that stays on watch, and engineering teams who design the systems around them.
Infrastructure
High-availability compute, hosted capacity, and storage placed close to the networks that need it.
Defense
Traffic is filtered at the edge, applications are inspected, and access is granted only with identity behind it.
Research
Cloud-native platforms, automation, and applied research for teams that need the stack built around their business.
02 — Datacenters
YVR is the flagship hub. Two additional nodes, in Toronto and Singapore, extend the same operating model, with peering corridors toward the United States, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
Peering corridors: Seattle · Los Angeles · Tokyo · Frankfurt
Owned nodePeering corridor
Concurrently maintainable facility design for planned work without taking the floor offline.
British Columbia hydroelectric supply as the power base for always-on compute.
N+1 electrical paths and diverse network routes into the flagship hub.
03 — Security
Defense runs from the packet edge to identity. Hardware filters volume, models watch for drift, and the SOC stays staffed through the night.
Baselines of clean traffic, with anomalies raised before they become an incident report.
Dedicated appliances absorb volumetric noise, with WAF inspection behind the edge.
Continuous monitoring tied to the Vancouver flagship, with escalation paths that do not wait for morning.
04 — About
VAN is the city. MIND is the work: compute, security, and the intelligent network between them.
VANMIND is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia — a Pacific gateway where North American routes meet Asia. The regional grid is rich in hydroelectric power, and the coastline sits on a short path toward Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore, and the western United States.
A North American landing point with direct interest in trans-Pacific traffic.
Cleaner electricity for capacity that is expected to stay online.
Low-latency paths from the flagship toward the markets on the other side of the ocean.
05 — Contact
Tell us which practice you need. The note opens in your mail client, addressed to the Vancouver team.
Client access
Access is provisioned for active infrastructure and security accounts. Send a request and the Vancouver team will reply.