Ark: Akron Data Center

Distance	Site	About
1.84 miles	Lumen Akron 2
6.27 miles	Quantum HPC: Norton DC	A proposal to build Project Triton, a data center, at a former mine in Norton City, Ohio, was canceled following strong opposition from local community groups.
16.18 miles	Ark: Canton	The facility is a colocation data center delivering 1.5 Megawatts of existing capacity expandable to 3.0 Megawatts.
17.15 miles	Cleveland Clinic Brecksville	The Cleveland Clinic built it's own data center in Brecksville, Ohio. The 14 acre plot of land was acquired in 2010. The facility was completed in 2012.
17.95 miles	Crypto Mining Data Center Request Dataset

Distance

Site

About

1.84 miles

Lumen Akron 2

6.27 miles

Quantum HPC: Norton DC

A proposal to build Project Triton, a data center, at a former mine in Norton City, Ohio, was canceled following strong opposition from local community groups.

16.18 miles

Ark: Canton

The facility is a colocation data center delivering 1.5 Megawatts of existing capacity expandable to 3.0 Megawatts.

17.15 miles

Cleveland Clinic Brecksville

The Cleveland Clinic built it's own data center in Brecksville, Ohio. The 14 acre plot of land was acquired in 2010. The facility was completed in 2012.

17.95 miles

History:

2024 May: Rebranded from Involta to Ark Data Centers.

2022 Feb: Carlyle’s acquisition of Involta closed.

2021 Dec: Carlyle agreed to acquire Involta.

2015 Jun: Acquired assets of Data Recovery Services, including two Youngstown data centers and about 5,500 fiber miles in Ohio and western Pennsylvania.

June 2014: Involta Acquires Data Recovery Services (DRS)
The assets of DRS include more than 5,500 fiber miles in Ohio and western Pennsylvania, two Youngstown-based data centers, an operations management agreement for the WeConnect Community Data Center near Columbus, and leased data center space in Pittsburgh.

2007: Formed through the merger of Technology Resources Company and CoVault Technology.

The evolution of Involta began with the founding Technology Resources Company(TRC) in 1998. CoVault Technology was founded in early 2006 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Involta was formed in 2007 through the merger of Technology Resources Company and CoVault Technology, LLC. The combination of CoVault, the only colocation data center company in the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City corridor, with the data management expertise of TRC creates a company that can both house and provide support for customers’ increasingly critical data infrastructure.