تتخذ شركة روجرز خطوات لتقليل ديونها عن طريق بيع معظم مراكز البيانات الخاصة بها، بعد استحواذها على شركة Shaw. وفقًا لتقرير صادر عن The Logic، تتطلع شركة Rogers إلى بيع 9 من مراكز البيانات الـ 13 التابعة لها في كندا كشركة منفصلة مع البقاء عميلاً رئيسيًا. في الماضي، […]

In the past, Rogers invested in expanding its data center infrastructure, including a flagship facility in Calgary back in February 2014. This state-of-the-art data center spanned 85,000 square feet and was the first Tier III certified facility in Alberta and the second in Canada at that time. In 2014, Rogers operated data centers in 15 locations across Canada.

The merger between Rogers and Shaw last year was hailed as a significant milestone in telecommunications history, with promises of lower 5G prices as part of the $26 billion deal. However, the Competition Bureau recently raised concerns that some cellphone plans may have become more expensive post-merger.

As Rogers continues to navigate the telecom landscape and optimize its operations, the sale of these data centers represents a strategic decision to streamline its business and focus on core services. Stay tuned for more updates on how this move will impact Rogers’ future plans and offerings.