ValorC3 to Build 10MW Data Center in Boise
ValorC3 Data Centers has announced plans to construct a new 10MW data center in Boise, Idaho, announced in a press release. This facility will be the company's second in Boise and its fourth across the United States.
The new data center will feature sustainable building technology and is expected to be operational by 2027. It will offer a carrier-neutral facility with concurrently maintainable infrastructure and advanced cooling capabilities, including a closed-loop cooling system to minimize water waste.
Upon completion, ValorC3 will provide a total of 12MW of capacity in the Boise market, enhancing flexibility and performance for enterprises in various sectors such as energy, financial services, and technology. The expansion aims to support AI innovation and enterprise growth in one of the nation's fastest-growing technology hubs.
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