Company
Novva Data Centers
Novva Data Centers is a privately held data center company with campuses and sites in Utah, Colorado, Nevada, California and Arizona. The Census tracks its Mesa, Arizona campus, called Project Borealis in city documents; the sourced company profile follows.
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Ranked #46 of 55 developers by the published capacity of its tracked projects that are proposed, approved, under construction or operating, as developer or operator (300 MW). See the ranking →
| Project | Status | Capacity | Developer | Last update |
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| Project Borealis Mesa, Maricopa County, AZ |
Approved | 300 MW | Novva Data Centers | Feb 3, 2025 |
Latest Novva Data Centers data center news
The newest dated changes at Novva Data Centers’s tracked projects, each from the filing, notice or report linked beside it.
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Project Borealis AZ
City staff confirm the project, a permitted use in the Light Industrial district, does not have to go to the City Council ABC15 / Phoenix Business Journal -
Project Borealis AZ
Mesa Planning and Zoning Board approves the project ABC15 / Phoenix Business Journal -
Project Borealis AZ
Mesa Design Review Board hears the plan under the name Project Borealis and takes no action, giving the applicant feedback ABC15 / Phoenix Business Journal -
Project Borealis AZ
Novva wins a state land auction for about 165 acres in southeast Mesa with a $62.7 million bid ABC15 / Phoenix Business Journal
Company profile
| What it does | Novva describes itself as a data center company providing purpose-built facilities (company description). [1] |
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| Headquarters | Novva’s site lists a business address in West Jordan, Utah; it does not label that address a headquarters. [2] |
| Leadership | Novva’s August 2024 release names Wes Swenson as CEO. [1] |
| Ownership | Novva’s website calls the company privately held. It names CIM Group as a partner and does not state any ownership stake. [2] |
| Stated footprint | Novva’s website lists six locations: Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs, Las Vegas, Tahoe Reno, San Francisco and Mesa, Arizona (company claim; not all are operating). [2] |
| Notable | Novva announced a 300 MW campus in southeast Mesa, Arizona, with a first phase of 96 MW of critical IT load, called Project Borealis in city documents; the Census tracks it as Project Borealis. [1] |
- Novva Data Centers Announces New Campus in Mesa Novva Data Centers, 2024-08-21
- About - Novva Data Centers Novva Data Centers, 2026-10
Company self-descriptions and stated figures are the company’s own claims, dated where the source gives a date.
Capacity, investment and schedule are Novva’s own statements from August 2024. Construction progress has not been confirmed from a government source.
This page lists projects in the Census where Novva Data Centers is named as developer by a cited source. It is not a complete list of the company’s facilities, and this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Novva Data Centers.