655MW(cumulative)
Delivered across 20 global cities · Tier 3 & 4
Delivered to Date: cumulative data center capacity delivered by the team across prior platforms. This is the team's historical delivery, not capacity owned or operated by NOVA Data Centers today, and past performance is not indicative of future results.
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- Country where the team delivered capacity at prior platforms (historical)
Country-level shading only: the deck names countries, not the 20 individual cities or any site addresses. Northern Virginia is shown as a regional marker. This is the team’s historical delivery across prior platforms, not NOVA’s current pipeline or operating capacity.
Data Center Track Record
| Operator | Projects | Location | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vantage | 6 | Germany, Switzerland, UK, Poland | 411 MW |
| ARC | 3 | India | 112 MW |
| NoVa | 2 | Northern Virginia (leased to Google) | 60 MW |
| Etix | 3 | Belgium, Iceland, Sweden | 45 MW |
| Kolo | 3 | Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden | 20 MW |
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NOVA Heritage
Northern Virginia, 2020
The name is a return to where it began. In 2020 the team delivered its first two campuses — 36MW and 24MW at Stonewall Business Park in Loudoun County, Northern Virginia, the ground on which the modern data center industry was built.
Korean pipeline (separate from delivered capacity)
~4GW pipeline: Wonju 250MW (scalable to 500MW), plus ~3.5GW converting retiring thermal power sites (Tongyeong 1GW · Yeongheung 1.5GW · Samcheok 1GW) into renewables-based BTM generation and data centers. Under discussion with leading global data center operators and two KEPCO GENCO subsidiaries.