The company
Engineered sovereignty, from Québec.
MASH Compute (CMS-AI-DC Technologies Canada Inc.) designs and integrates Canadian-owned, modular AI data centre infrastructure, with operations and facility telemetry in Canada.
The thesis
Sovereignty is the product, not a feature.
AI compute is becoming critical infrastructure, and where it lives — and who can compel access to it — is now a legal question for regulated and public-sector buyers. We design the module, the software and the operations around Canadian ownership and control.
Why Canadian-controlled
Built for the buyers who can't compromise on it.
Procurement readiness
Canadian ownership and control are designed to support public-sector procurement requirements.
Program alignment
Our infrastructure fits the direction of Canada's federal Sovereign AI Compute Strategy — a market tailwind, not a funding claim.
Reduced foreign legal exposure
Canadian ownership and Canadian operations reduce exposure to foreign legal demands. Customer data is managed by the customer; our facility telemetry stays in Canada. No infrastructure provider can promise immunity from every foreign law, and we don’t.
Canadian owned and controlled
MASH Compute is a Canadian owned and controlled company based in Montréal. System integration, controls software, final assembly and factory testing take place under MASH control in Canada.
CMS-AI-DC Technologies Canada Inc.
MASH Compute is the public brand of CMS-AI-DC Technologies Canada Inc., a corporation incorporated under the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA) and registered in Québec (NEQ 1182612474). CMS-AI-DC stands for Canadian Modular Sovereign AI Data Centre. We’re based in Montréal, Québec.
Legal entity
CMS-AI-DC Technologies Canada Inc. · CBCA · NEQ 1182612474 · 7875 rue Jarry Est, Montréal (Québec) H1J 2C3
Policy context
Aligned with Canada's sovereign-compute direction.
Canada’s federal Sovereign AI Compute Strategy is mobilizing private-sector AI data-centre build-out and improving compute access for Canadian organizations. We reference it as market context that favours Canadian-owned infrastructure — MASH Compute has not received funding under it.
Policy context only. Not a funding claim.
Pre-commercial, and building our first prototype.
We don’t have customers, revenue or certifications to claim yet, and we won’t pretend otherwise. What we have is a designed product, a Canadian-owned company and our first C40 prototype, targeted for Q1 2027.