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it's one of the first liquid-cooled AI infrastructure nodes in Northern Ontario
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Quick answers
Who is Matthew Fuller?
The founder of Almaguin Data Inc., which planned a modular, liquid-cooled AI data centre in the Highway 520 Industrial Park in Armour Township, Ontario, near Burk's Falls. The company's site (almaguindata.ca, read 2026-10-22) lists him as founder and describes a 2 MW first phase scaling to 10 MW.
What happened to the Almaguin Data project?
Almaguin Data withdrew the Armour Township proposal. Muskoka Radio reported on 2026-06-02 that the company 'has decided not to proceed with the Highway 520 Industrial Park facility' after a review of required studies and public feedback, including a petition with more than 1,000 signatures.
Has Matthew Fuller spoken at TechTO?
Once, at the Community Open Mic of TechTO's Together Toronto event on 2026-01-12 (video published 2026-01-15), where he said he was building 'one of the first liquid-cooled AI infrastructure nodes in Northern Ontario' targeting 50 kW rack density for Nvidia Blackwell hardware (1:12).
What is Matthew Fuller's current role?
As of 2026-10-22 the Almaguin Data site still lists 'Matthew Fuller, Founder', but with its only announced project withdrawn in June 2026 the company's current activity could not be verified from any other source.
