Carrier Connect Data Solutions Inc. reports developments tied to its data center roll-up strategy and co-location operations. The company focuses on Tier II/III data centers that provide data center solutions for AI companies, service providers, enterprises and small businesses, with principal markets identified as Vancouver and Ottawa, Canada, and Perth, Australia.
Recurring news themes include capital-structure updates such as unit and warrant financings, governance and leadership changes, material agreements, operating and financial results, and risk-factor disclosures. Company updates also describe its carrier-neutral model, leased-space infrastructure and role as either a primary data center or ancillary site for customers.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (OTCQB: CCDSF) appointed Mark Kerr chief executive officer of its operating entity Purecolo, effective immediately.
Kerr brings more than 17 years of data centre industry experience, including senior and executive roles at Aptum, Centrilogic and Qu Data Centres. Purecolo operates 7 data centres across 3 countries, and the company targets 15 data centres by 2027.
Carrier also granted Kerr 100,000 incentive stock options exercisable at $1.41 until November 10, 2036. The options vest in four installments over twenty four months, subject to applicable hold periods.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (CCDSF) secured a five-year customer agreement covering the full capacity of its newly added Alpharetta data center. Signed by subsidiary PureColo USA, the 4MW agreement represents approximately CAD $88.9 million in potential billings over five years at the initial 3MW deployment rate, including power charges.
The customer has placed a multi-month deposit. Initial deployment and full initial billings begin November 1, 2026, with expected monthly billings of CAD $1.48 million, or approximately CAD $17.8 million annualized. Carrier expects the remaining 1MW to deploy within three to six months, taking annualized billings above CAD $23.7 million. The company expects a 25–30% EBITDA margin, measuring earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, once Alpharetta stabilizes. Another 21MW under its earlier customer letter of intent remains subject to future definitive agreements.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (CCDSF) has signed a long-term lease for a 4MW data center in Alpharetta, Georgia, near Atlanta. Completed through wholly owned subsidiary Purecolo USA, the transaction raises power capacity under management by approximately 52%, from 7.7MW to 11.7MW. The lease starts October 15, 2026, with an initial term of 186 months (15.5 years). No business or assets were purchased, and the transaction is non-dilutive.
The facility is fully built out and customer move-in ready. It historically received 10MW of utility power; restoring that capacity could bring the portfolio to approximately 17.7MW, subject to Georgia Power's approval and demonstrated customer demand. Carrier intends to pursue customer deployments and expects all Alpharetta revenue to come from AI clients; marketing for computing uses remains subject to technical suitability.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (CCDSF) will present at the Centurion One Capital 4th Annual Bahamas Summit, an invitation-only investor event at the Rosewood Baha Mar Hotel in Nassau, Bahamas, held from Monday, October 19 to Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
CEO Mark Binns is scheduled to give a company presentation, attend one-on-one investor meetings, and join a panel discussion. The summit program includes presentations, panel discussions and 1x1 investor meetings, with presentation sessions on Tuesday, October 20 and Wednesday, October 21, 2026, between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM EDT.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (TSXV: CCDS, OTCQB: CCDSF) appointed Aleem Nathwani to lead its corporate development efforts, effective immediately. According to the company, he brings over 20 years of experience in data center, cloud and technology sectors, including roles at TELUS Communications and Nutanix.
Carrier granted Mr. Nathwani 100,000 stock options, exercisable at $1.36 per share until August 21, 2036. The options vest in four equal tranches of 25,000 at 6, 12, 18 and 24 months from the grant date, subject to applicable hold periods.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (TSXV: CCDS, OTCQB: CCDSF) announced it has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent to place up to 25 megawatts of AI computing demand for a single NDA-bound customer within its global co-location data center network over the next 12 months.
The LOI includes indicative base pricing, subject to location-specific negotiations, and provides for three months of retained deposit payable upon any Purchase Order signing. According to Carrier, a fully deployed 25MW could generate approximately CAD $95 million in annual recurring revenue. The company plans further disclosures as Purchase Orders are executed, and notes there is no assurance that such orders will be successfully negotiated or completed.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (TSXV: CCDS, OTCQB: CCDSF) agreed to acquire the principal business assets of Rochester Colo’s Rochester, NY data center via subsidiary PureColo.
The facility generates about CAD $885,000 annual recurring revenue with over 60% capacity available. Consideration totals USD $250,000 cash plus 800,000 shares, with closing targeted for August 15, 2026 subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance. Carrier expects top line revenue to increase by ~15–17% immediately after closing.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (OTCQB: CCDSF), a Vancouver-based data center company, will present at the 2026 TSX Tech Investor Day in Toronto on June 2, 2026, at the TMX Market Centre.
CEO Mark Binns will address professional investors at this technology-focused event.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (OTCQB: CCDSF) signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire principal operating assets of Rochester Colo's Rochester, New York data center business, aiming to create an immediate U.S. operating foothold and expand regional colocation capacity.
Consideration is expected to include cash and staged-escrow common shares, with a target definitive agreement by June 15, 2026, subject to due diligence, approvals and customary closing conditions.
Carrier Connect Data Solutions (OTCQB: CCDSF) appointed Mark Alexander as Chief Revenue Officer effective April 7, 2026. The company said it now operates a growing portfolio of five data centers across Vancouver, Ottawa, Saint John and Perth. Carrier granted 350,000 incentive stock options at an exercise price of $1.20 expiring April 7, 2036 with staged vesting over 24 months.
The hire targets revenue, margin and go-to-market scaling for Carrier's Tier II/III co-location roll-up strategy serving cloud, AI, service providers and enterprises.