Novva Data Centers Expanding to San Francisco
The data center will host numerous advancements in data center design:
- 28MW N+1 critical compute load via Novva's proprietary electrical delivery system which boasts no centralized infrastructure and is designed for the ultimate in resiliency, concurrent maintenance, and distributed redundancy.
- Novva's innovative water-free air-cooling system
- All generators will operate using HVO, which stands for hydro-treated vegetable oil (biodiesel)
- Sodium Ion UPS batteries with no thermal runaway risk or rare earth materials
- Recyclable polypropylene employed for the chilled water loop air supply
- Direct-to-chip cooling loop
The data center facility will represent 182,000 square feet on two floors, and a 56,000 square foot state-of-the-art office and operations support center.
Novva's
The topology, density, and ability to provision power and operate data centers in areas of critical mass is becoming more challenging every day.
The fifth location announced by Novva in less than three years, the
About Novva Data Centers
Novva Data Centers creates purpose-built data centers for the future across the
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