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Boise Data Centers

Reliable power, proximity and performance. Colocation, cloud and connectivity, individually or as a full IT stack, from facilities built for reliability, network access and security.

WHY BOISE

Available capacity in one of the country’s fastest-growing metros

Boise has grown into one of the top destinations for enterprise colocation in the Mountain West, backed by reliable power, strong network access and a security-first approach to every deployment.

Colocation, cloud services and connectivity are delivered from BOI-1, with direct cloud on-ramps and hands-on support. For larger or dedicated requirements, build-to-suit delivers infrastructure designed around your needs.

boise data centers

Operating Boise’s largest enteprise data center campus

BOI-1 and BOI-2, built for regional enterprises and single-tenant, build-to-suit deployments.

Boise Data Center (BOI-1)

A multi-tenant enterprise colocation data center built for reliability, security and low-latency performance.

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St. George Data Center

Boise Data Center (BOI-2)

A 38,000 sq. ft., 10MW build-to-suit data center, anchored by a Fortune 50 technology customer and built for high-performance workloads.

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BY THE NUMBERS

Building out Boise’s data center footprint

Two facilities, real power capacity and square footage built for growth.

2

Data centers operating in Boise

83k

Combined square footage across facilities

12MW

Combined power capacity across facilities

WHAT WE DELIVER

Enterprise colocation, cloud and connectivity, all in Boise

Managed by our team, priced to how you consume it, on infrastructure we own and operate.

Enterprise colocation

Cabinets to cages and full private suites, in facilities we own and operate, with carrier-neutral connectivity built in.

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Cloud services

Valor Cloud delivers IaaS, DRaaS and BaaS, giving you managed infrastructure without a patchwork of vendors.

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Connectivity

Carrier-neutral access, our own blended internet, and cloud on-ramps through Megaport, all from the same facility.

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RELIABILITY AND SECURITY

Infrastructure built for the workloads that can’t go down

Every deployment runs on concurrently maintainable design, with diverse carrier paths on-site and 24/7/365 remote hands support.

Physical security, access controls and compliant operations protect every deployment, with capacity available now, including private suites.

NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

A fiber-rich, carrier-neutral connectivity hub

Boise data centers offer multiple fiber carriers, direct cloud on-ramps and growing interconnection density, with regional, national and global network access all within the metro.

Carrier-neutral access and direct cloud connectivity extend your colocation deployment into a complete connectivity stack.

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CLIMATE AND DISASTER RISK

A location built for uninterrupted operations

Boise’s geography and grid work in your infrastructure’s favor, low disaster exposure and dependable power.

Reliable power

Boise’s grid has a strong track record of reliability, supporting continuous operations for critical workloads.

Minimal severe weather

Boise sees limited exposure to tornados, major flooding and wildfire, supporting consistent, uninterrupted operations.

Outside fault lines

The Boise metro falls outside the Mountain West’s more active seismic zones, a meaningful factor in facility design and insurance.

BUILD TO SUIT

A dedicated campus, delivered in under 24 months

For organizations that need more than standard colocation, ValorC3 Data Centers delivers build-to-suit data centers in Boise, designed around your power, cooling and connectivity requirements from day one.

Power-ready facilities are delivered in approximately 24 months, faster than traditional development cycles, resulting in a modern, efficient, high-performance data center built to your specifications.

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data center RESOURCES

Articles and insights about Boise data centers

What to know about power, connectivity, and colocation in the Boise market.

DRaaS vs BaaS: What’s the Difference?

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What’s Included in a Disaster Recovery Plan?

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Regional weather and grid events are among the most common causes of extended outages, which is why a disaster recovery site belongs on a separate power grid.

How to Choose a Disaster Recovery Site

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your Boise data center questions, answered

What buyers ask when evaluating Boise data center colocation, cloud and connectivity.

How many data centers are in Boise?

Boise is home to a small number of established data center operators, including ValorC3 Data Centers, which operates two facilities in the metro, BOI-1 and BOI-2. Smaller private data centers housed inside general office buildings are difficult to count comprehensively.

What types of data centers are in Boise?

Boise’s market includes multi-tenant enterprise colocation, serving regional businesses across healthcare, finance, manufacturing, technology and other industries, alongside growing hyperscale and AI-ready capacity in nearby submarkets.

What telecom carriers serve Boise data centers?

Boise’s data center market includes access to national and regional fiber carriers, with Megaport-enabled cloud connectivity available at our BOI-1 data center. Carrier presence varies by facility and location.

What is the cost of electricity in Boise?

Idaho has some of the lowest electricity rates in the country, largely due to hydroelectric generation. Commercial rates run roughly 9 to 10 cents per kWh, and industrial rates roughly 5.5 cents per kWh, both well below national averages.

What are the primary sources of utility power in Boise?

Idaho’s largest utility draws its generation mix from hydropower (roughly 37%), natural gas (roughly 23%), solar (roughly 9%), wind (roughly 9%), coal (roughly 10%), and market purchases (roughly 11%), with hydropower from the Snake River serving as the dominant resource statewide.