Tonaquint Data Centers
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ValorC3 Data Centers (rebranded from Tonaquint Data Centers in January 2025) is a mid-market colocation, cloud and connectivity provider operating three purpose-built facilities in St. George, Utah; Boise, Idaho; and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma — all in secondary U.S. markets outside the major coastal hyperscale hubs. Founded in St. George in 2008 and acquired by infrastructure investor DIF Capital Partners (now CVC DIF) in December 2022, the company sells cabinet, cage and suite colocation alongside IaaS, disaster-recovery-as-a-service and backup-as-a-service, targeting regulated mid-market clients in healthcare, finance, technology and energy. Its facilities are described by the company as concurrently maintainable and carrier-neutral, and it grew its footprint through acquisitions of Fiberpipe Data Centers (Boise, 2020) and EdgeX Data Centers (Oklahoma City, 2023) rather than solely through ground-up builds. As of 2025, ValorC3 has been positioning its Oklahoma City site in particular for AI and high-performance-compute workloads, and has announced plans for a new 10 MW Boise campus anchored by a Fortune 50 technology tenant.
Tonaquint Data Centers operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Phone: 1-888-414-8818 Email: [email protected]
Tonaquint Data Centers Data Center Locations
- Boise, Idaho, USA Boise Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
ValorC3 has announced a new 10 MW Boise campus expansion anchored by an unnamed Fortune 50 technology company, described as combining hyperscale reliability with enterprise flexibility. - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA Oklahoma City Data Center (formerly EdgeX Data Centers)AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The facility is engineered to withstand tornado-force winds up to 310 mph with 12-inch-thick concrete walls and automatically sealing hydraulic louvres, reflecting its Tornado Alley location. - St. George, Utah, USA St. George Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL · (435) 628-6164 PENDING REVIEW
The St. George facility is cited by the company as having delivered 17 years of zero downtime since it opened in 2008.
By Continent
AI Data Centers
ValorC3's clearest AI-related infrastructure investment is at its Oklahoma City facility, the former EdgeX Data Centers site, which the company upgraded in 2024 specifically to handle growing AI demand. That upgrade added water-chilled cooling capable of supporting high-density workloads, and the company's own leadership described the refreshed facility as prepared for 'the increasing capacity requirements of AI workloads.' The site also has room to grow, with expansion capability cited up to 12 MW of critical IT load, though ValorC3 has not described any of its three facilities as an AI-exclusive or GPU-dedicated data center.
- Oklahoma City, USA Oklahoma City Data Center (formerly EdgeX Data Centers) AI DATA CENTER TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
The facility is engineered to withstand tornado-force winds up to 310 mph with 12-inch-thick concrete walls and automatically sealing hydraulic louvres, reflecting its Tornado Alley location.
Common Questions
Where does ValorC3 (formerly Tonaquint) operate physical data centers?
ValorC3 owns and operates data centers in St. George, Utah; Boise, Idaho; and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with the company stating it has available inventory and expansion capability at all three locations.
Why did Tonaquint change its name to ValorC3?
Tonaquint rebranded to ValorC3 in January 2025 after 17 years under the Tonaquint name, a move the company said aligned with its push to expand colocation, cloud and connectivity services, with 'C3' referencing colocation, cloud and connectivity.
Does ValorC3 have AI/GPU-ready data center infrastructure?
ValorC3's Oklahoma City facility (the former EdgeX site) was upgraded in 2024 with water-chilled cooling for high-density workloads and repositioned by the company's COO/CTO as ready for 'increasing capacity requirements of AI workloads,' though the company does not describe it as an exclusively AI-dedicated facility.
Who owns ValorC3 Data Centers?
ValorC3 is majority owned by CVC DIF (formerly DIF Capital Partners), an infrastructure investment fund manager that acquired Tonaquint Data Centers in December 2022.
How did ValorC3 acquire its Oklahoma City facility?
ValorC3 (then Tonaquint) entered the Oklahoma City market in 2023 by acquiring EdgeX Data Centers, a purpose-built Tier III facility originally built by Devon Energy near Will Rogers World Airport.
Does Tonaquint Data Centers offer colocation services?
Tonaquint Data Centers is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact Tonaquint Data Centers directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does Tonaquint Data Centers offer cloud services?
Tonaquint Data Centers is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact Tonaquint Data Centers directly to confirm cloud availability.
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