Canadian ownership
eStruxture is majority-owned by Fengate Asset Management, a Canadian alternative investment manager. Founded in 2017, the company has grown through strategic acquisitions — including eight data centres from Aptum Technologies in 2021 — to become Canada's largest domestic data centre operator. The company is carrier and cloud-neutral, meaning it does not favour any single cloud provider, allowing customers to deploy the infrastructure that best fits their sovereignty requirements.
The physical sovereignty layer
Cloud sovereignty starts with the physical data centre. eStruxture provides the facilities layer for the sovereign government cloud consortium alongside ThinkOn, Hypertec, and Aptum. Every data centre is on Canadian soil, operated by Canadian personnel, and not subject to any foreign jurisdiction. For organizations building sovereign cloud architectures, eStruxture provides the colocation, connectivity, and power infrastructure that underpins the entire stack.
National footprint
With 16 locations across four major Canadian cities, eStruxture offers geographic redundancy within Canadian borders. Facilities include two of Canada's largest carrier hotels — 151 Front Street West in Toronto and 555 Hastings in Vancouver — providing access to extensive network and cloud provider ecosystems. This national footprint means organizations can achieve both disaster recovery and sovereignty without relying on foreign data centre providers.