OVH Group

OVHcloud's Toronto-area cloud region, opened in March 2024 inside the Ascent TOR1 data centre in Cambridge, Ontario.

Single-storey concrete OVHcloud data center on the Strasbourg (SBG) campus, built under the post-fire hyper-resilience plan: 19 masonry-compartmented rooms, energy and battery rooms outside the hall, gas suppression and watercooled servers.

SBG2 was OVHcloud's tower data center on the Strasbourg (SBG) campus. The fire of 10 March 2021 started in one of its energy rooms and destroyed the building; the slab was cleared by 2022.

OVHcloud currently plans an expansion of its existing data center, which currently calls the Vint Hill Business Park home.

The OVH site of the new London facility was previously owned by a telecoms operator and it is near two substations, providing the required high electrical capacity

SBG1 was OVHcloud's first Strasbourg data center: twelve container rooms on three levels, opened in 2012. The March 2021 fire burned four of its rooms, and OVHcloud dismantled it afterwards.

SBG3 is OVHcloud's six-level concrete tower on the Strasbourg (SBG) campus. OVH began commissioning it in September 2018, and it restarted after the March 2021 fire next door.

This facility, situated on the grounds of a former Army base in Vint Hill, became OVHcloud's first U.S. data center and officially began operations in 2017.

OVHcloud's Beauharnois campus (BHS) occupies the former Rio Tinto Alcan aluminium smelter at 50 rue de l'Aluminerie, next to the Beauharnois generating station southwest of Montreal. OVH opened the first data centre in January 2012. It now runs eight data centres on the site with about 90,000 servers.

European cloud and colocation provider OVHcloud has announced the opening of a new data center in the Milan region of Italy. This new facility is believed to be a former DXC Technology data center.

European cloud and data center firm OVHcloud launched a new data center capacity in Singapore in 2023.