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News about Carrier Connect Data Solutions Inc. (CCDSF) centers on its activities as a Tier II/III data center company focused on co-location and data center solutions. Public announcements describe a mission to roll up data centers internationally that specialize in serving AI companies, service providers, enterprises and small businesses.
One notable category of news involves corporate transactions. Carrier has reported the completion of its acquisition of PureColo Inc., an established provider of carrier-neutral data centers in the Ottawa region. This type of update provides insight into how the company expands its footprint and adds facilities that offer colocation and server hosting for internet connectivity, geographical redundancy and disaster recovery.
Investors and observers can also find disclosures about the company’s principal markets, which it identifies as Vancouver and Ottawa in Canada and Perth in Australia. News items may highlight how these locations fit into Carrier’s approach to operating Tier II/III data centers and serving clients that use its facilities as primary or ancillary data centers.
Regulatory and reporting updates can appear in the news flow as well, such as Carrier’s intention to file a Business Acquisition Report in connection with the PureColo transaction. These announcements help readers follow how the company addresses its obligations as a public issuer. For ongoing context on Carrier’s acquisitions, market focus and data center operations, this news page aggregates relevant press releases and corporate communications in one place.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (TSXV: CCDS / OTCQB: CCDSF) was featured by Market One on BNN Bloomberg on January 27, 2026. The piece highlights Carrier Connect's acquisition-led strategy to consolidate profitable Tier II/III co-location data centres internationally to meet accelerating AI-driven demand for digital infrastructure.
The article discusses market fragmentation driven by private ownership, the opportunity to scale a diversified public portfolio across multiple markets, and Carrier Connect's focus on rolling up small and mid-sized data centres to capitalise on AI-related capacity needs.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (TSXV: CCDS; OTCQB: CCDSF) signed a non-binding letter of intent dated January 26, 2026 to acquire the principal assets of Carbon60's Saint John, NB data center through its PureColo subsidiary. The Proposed Acquisition consideration totals $1,600,000 cash on closing, with $100,000 already paid as a fully refundable deposit and an additional $150,000 payable three months after closing subject to adjustments for liabilities. The parties expect a definitive agreement by February 15, 2026 and closing shortly thereafter. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, approvals, and satisfactory due diligence. Management cites national coverage expansion and an existing portfolio of long‑term customers as strategic rationale.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (TSXV: CCDS / OTCQB: CCDSF) announced that Market One produced a feature on the company that was published on Benzinga on January 20, 2026. The article highlights accelerating demand for data centre infrastructure from cloud computing and AI and outlines Carrier Connect's roll-up strategy to consolidate cash-generating Tier II/III co-location data centres into a scalable public platform. Contact details for CEO Mark Binns are provided for further information.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (OTCQB: CCDSF) completed its acquisition of PureColo on December 4, 2025, acquiring all issued and outstanding securities of PureColo.
The consideration comprised an aggregate 4,606,704 common shares and approximately $2,326,000 cash paid pro rata. The Consideration Shares are escrowed and released in thirds at four, eight and twelve months after December 4, 2025. Cash consideration is payable over nine months and is subject to adjustment based on PureColo debt covenants. PureColo adds two carrier-neutral Ottawa data centers, increasing the company’s colocation footprint alongside Vancouver and Perth. A Business Acquisition Report will be filed within regulatory timelines.
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