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OVHcloud / Vint Hill / Virginia / US
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OVHcloud® US, a leading global cloud provider, is celebrating the five-year anniversary of OVHcloud’s expansion into the United States and the opening of U.S. data centers in Vint Hill, Virginia, and Hillsboro, Oregon.
High-performance cloud servers designed for AI, graphics, and parallel computing — powered by NVIDIA® V100S, L4, and L40S GPUs.
French cloud service provider OVHcloud in October 2016 paid real estate investor Rajai Zumot $4.8 million for a bunker-like, single-story building at 6872 Watson Court.
located at the former Army base in Vint Hill, officially opened in 2017.
Fauquier County is currently home to two operational data centers
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