ValorC3 Data Centers announces the company is set to break ground on a new data center in Boise. This will be Idaho’s most modern enterprise data center, paving the way for more AI-ready colocation and connectivity in Idaho. The facility will be the company’s second data center in Boise and its fourth overall across the U.S. The undertaking reinforces ValorC3’s ongoing investment in delivering modern colocation, cloud and connectivity solutions in one of the nation’s fastest-growing technology hubs.
The new Boise data center will deliver 10MW of capacity and feature the latest in sustainable building technology. Upon completion, the company will offer a total of 12MW of capacity in the market, enabling greater flexibility, scalability and performance for enterprises spanning energy, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, transportation and technology.
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The new ValorC3 Boise data center is expected to be operational in 2027. It will feature:
- Carrier-neutral facility
- Concurrently maintainable infrastructure
- Air and liquid cooling capabilities with a closed-loop cooling system for minimal water waste, high performance and flexibility
“Boise continues to stand out as a strategic location because of its access to existing connectivity, power and talent, making it a great place for ValorC3 to expand,” said Jim Buie, CEO of ValorC3 Data Centers. “We’re committed to partnering with enterprises in Boise and across the Northwest to meet their growing needs for AI-ready infrastructure. This facility will help us deliver on that promise.”
ValorC3 has been meeting the needs of Boise-area businesses with low-latency connectivity since 2020, when it acquired Fiberpipe Data Centers. Many nationally renowned companies are headquartered in the Boise area. As the business community continues to thrive, reliable connectivity services will become even more important.
“The addition of ValorC3‘s second data center will give our local businesses a distinct advantage as we continue to grow,” said Diane Bevan, President/CEO for the Idaho Technology Council. “The added services will support the expansion of existing businesses and strengthen our appeal for new enterprises looking to expand their operations.”
Source: PRNewswire
