Uniserve Plans to Buy Additional NVIDIA B300 Systems for Vancouver Data Centre

By Public Technologies
  • Uniserve plans to acquire additional NVIDIA B300 systems for its Vancouver data centre to expand Canadian AI compute capacity.
  • A secured $4 million non-convertible, non-revolving loan from 369 Terminal Holdings will primarily fund the equipment purchase.
  • The November 9, 2026, loan agreement carries 8% annual interest and a 5% loan fee.
  • Maturity falls 12 months following the initial advance; the equipment will serve as first-ranking collateral.
  • Remaining proceeds will support data centre working capital and general corporate purposes.


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