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Novva Data Centers is a wholesale and multi-tenant colocation provider that builds and operates its own purpose-built data center campuses across the Western United States, currently spanning six markets: West Jordan (Salt Lake City), Utah; Colorado Springs, Colorado; North Las Vegas and Storey County (Tahoe-Reno), Nevada; South San Francisco, California; and Mesa, Arizona. As of 2026 the company’s flagship 100-acre West Jordan campus is being built out toward 1.5 million square feet and roughly 175-180MW of capacity, and Novva describes it as one of the largest direct-to-chip cooled AI data centers in the world once complete. Founded around 2018-2020 by former C7 Data Centers CEO Wes Swenson with backing from real estate investor CIM Group, Novva has raised hundreds of millions of dollars and secured a $2 billion loan in 2025 to finish construction across its portfolio, pursuing a stated goal of roughly 1 gigawatt of designed capacity by 2027. Its differentiator is a self-described ‘wholocation’ model combining wholesale and retail colocation with a sustainability-forward design ethos: proprietary water-free ambient-air cooling, solar power, drone and robotic-dog security, and, at newer sites, direct-to-chip cooling for high-density AI workloads.
Novva Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Novva's clearest AI-optimized facility is its flagship West Jordan, Utah campus outside Salt Lake City, which the company and its financial partner CIM Group describe as one of the largest direct-to-chip cooled AI data centers in the world once its 175MW, four-building build-out is finished. The campus uses a proprietary water-free, ambient-air based cooling system paired with direct-to-chip cooling compatibility to support high-density AI and cloud workloads, and CIM has said the design uses about 84% less water than comparable regional data centers. Novva's other newer sites, including Tahoe Reno and Mesa, are also being built with direct-to-chip-compatible cooling and high-density data hall designs, though the West Jordan campus is the one explicitly singled out as AI-scale infrastructure.
Yes. Novva's flagship West Jordan, Utah campus is described by the company and CIM Group as one of the largest direct-to-chip cooled AI data centers in the world once its 175MW build-out is complete, and later phases were specifically designed to serve high-density AI and cloud computing workloads.
Novva operates or has announced facilities in West Jordan (Salt Lake City), Utah; Colorado Springs, Colorado; North Las Vegas and Storey County (Tahoe-Reno), Nevada; South San Francisco, California; and Mesa, Arizona, all within the Western United States.
Novva was launched by former C7 Data Centers CEO Wes Swenson with initial backing of roughly $95-100 million from real estate and infrastructure investor CIM Group, which remains a key financial partner, including a $2 billion financing commitment from J.P. Morgan and Starwood Property Trust announced in 2025.
Wholocation is Novva's term for combining wholesale-scale data center space with retail colocation in the same facilities, letting clients ranging from a single cabinet to over 1,000 cabinets deploy at the same campus.
Yes — we've identified 6 facilities where Novva Data Centers may offer colocation services. Please contact Novva Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Novva Data Centers yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Novva Data Centers directly to confirm cloud availability.
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