Novva Data Centers
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Novva Data Centers is a privately held wholesale and multi-tenant colocation provider that builds and operates its own purpose-built data center campuses across the Western United States, rather than reselling third-party space. As of 2025 the company operates or is actively developing six campuses — West Jordan (Salt Lake City), Utah; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Las Vegas and Reno/Storey County, Nevada; San Francisco, California; and Mesa, Arizona — with its flagship West Jordan campus alone planned to reach 1.5 million square feet and roughly 175MW across four buildings. Founded in 2020 (some sources cite 2018) by former C7 CEO Wes Swenson with backing from CIM Group, Novva differentiates itself with a sustainability-heavy design approach — proprietary water-free, direct-to-chip-compatible cooling, on-site substations, and even AI-powered robotic-dog and drone security — that it markets heavily to hyperscale and AI tenants. Novva describes its completed West Jordan campus as one of the largest direct-to-chip cooled AI data centers in the world once its second and third phases finish. The company secured a $2 billion loan from J.P. Morgan and Starwood Property Trust in 2025 to complete that Utah build-out, and continues to expand rapidly via land acquisitions in Nevada and a $3 billion, six-building campus (“Project Borealis”) planned for Mesa, Arizona.
Novva Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Novva Data Centers Data Center Locations
- Mesa, Arizona, USA Novva Mesa CampusAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Known internally as 'Project Borealis,' this $3 billion, 160-acre campus was Novva's sixth site and its first entry into Arizona, cleared for construction by Mesa's Planning and Zoning Board in early 2025. - San Francisco, California, USA Novva San Francisco PENDING REVIEW
Novva plans to invest $500 million developing this campus at 400 Paul Avenue, with its first phase set to launch in summer 2026. - Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA Colorado Springs Campus TIER 3+ CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This facility was originally a 2005-built data center previously operated by insurer Progressive, which Novva acquired for $38.5 million in 2021 and expanded into the city's first large-scale, multi-tenant colocation data center. - McCarran, Nevada, USA Novva Tahoe RenoAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Located in the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center, this was Novva's fourth completed facility, featuring six 10MW data halls and a dedicated 100MW N+1 substation from NV Energy. - North Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Novva Las Vegas PENDING REVIEW
This was Novva's third completed data center, a 100MW facility near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway that benefited from Nevada state tax abatements approved in 2022. - West Jordan, Utah, USA West Jordan Campus (Phase 1)AI DATA CENTER · 801-557-2275 PENDING REVIEW
This first phase, a 300,000-square-foot building, began operating in 2023 and served as the anchor of Novva's largest data center in Utah. - West Jordan, Utah, USA West Jordan 2AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This second building, a 318,000-square-foot, 75MW data center, began construction in December 2023 as part of the campus expansion funded by a 2025 $2 billion loan. - West Jordan, Utah, USA West Jordan 3AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This third building on the West Jordan campus is a 318,000-square-foot facility offering 72MW that began construction in January 2024.
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Novva's flagship West Jordan, Utah campus is described by the company as one of the largest direct-to-chip cooled AI data centers in the world once its second and third 318,000-square-foot phases are complete, reaching roughly 175MW of capacity. Its Reno-area Tahoe Reno facility was built with direct-to-chip compatible cooling from the outset, and the planned Mesa, Arizona campus (Project Borealis) is specifically designed to support high-density deployments using direct-to-chip liquid cooling alongside traditional air cooling.
- West Jordan, USA West Jordan Campus (Phase 1) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This first phase, a 300,000-square-foot building, began operating in 2023 and served as the anchor of Novva's largest data center in Utah. - West Jordan, USA West Jordan 2 AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This second building, a 318,000-square-foot, 75MW data center, began construction in December 2023 as part of the campus expansion funded by a 2025 $2 billion loan. - West Jordan, USA West Jordan 3 AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This third building on the West Jordan campus is a 318,000-square-foot facility offering 72MW that began construction in January 2024. - McCarran, USA Novva Tahoe Reno AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Located in the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center, this was Novva's fourth completed facility, featuring six 10MW data halls and a dedicated 100MW N+1 substation from NV Energy. - Mesa, USA Novva Mesa Campus AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Known internally as 'Project Borealis,' this $3 billion, 160-acre campus was Novva's sixth site and its first entry into Arizona, cleared for construction by Mesa's Planning and Zoning Board in early 2025.
Common Questions
Does Novva have AI/GPU-optimized data center infrastructure?
Novva markets its West Jordan, Utah campus as one of the largest direct-to-chip cooled AI data centers in the world once its multi-phase build-out completes, and its planned Mesa, Arizona campus ("Project Borealis") is designed to support high-density, direct-to-chip and liquid-cooled deployments alongside air cooling.
Where are Novva's data centers located?
Novva operates or is developing campuses in West Jordan (Salt Lake City), Utah; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Las Vegas and the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center in Storey County, Nevada; San Francisco, California; and Mesa, Arizona.
Who founded Novva Data Centers and when?
Novva was launched in 2020 by former C7 CEO Wes Swenson with $95 million in backing from CIM Group.
Is Novva a colocation company or a cloud provider?
Novva sells wholesale and multi-tenant colocation space that clients fill with their own hardware; it does not sell cloud compute services to customers.
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