OVHCLOUD DATA CENTERS

OVHcloud data centers.
What public records show.

OVHcloud is listed on Euronext Paris and files no SEC reports. It owns and runs two US data centers, in Vint Hill, Virginia and Hillsboro, Oregon, through US subsidiaries. Both have government records, and its 2025 annual filing reports 39 GWh and 17 GWh of energy use at the two sites, but no record states a megawatt figure.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

2 OVHcloud sites.
11 public records.

Each site sits at the highest stage a record supports. Announced megawatts are shown beside the records, never added to them. A missing record does not mean a site is behind. Many counties publish nothing online.

0Announced
0Site identified
0Permitted
0Power secured
2Operating

Warrenton (Vint Hill), Fauquier County, VA

OVHcloud Vint Hill data center (VIN)

Operating

Why this stage: A county permit for the Phase 1 data center build-out reached certificate of occupancy status in April 2019, and OVHcloud's FY2025 annual filing reports 39 GWh of energy use at Vint Hill. County permits from 2024 to 2026 show more power lineups, generators and server rows being added inside the existing building. No utility record or megawatt figure was found.

Owner or developer: OVHcloud, through its subsidiary Data Center Vint Hill LLC
OVHcloud's role: Owner and operator
Link to OVHcloud: “OVH Data Center Vint Hill LLC - Land Disturbing Permit” Fauquier County Community Development, permit LDPT-24-024815
Announced capacity: “The company is looking to build a second, 120,000-square-foot building on 10.81 acres it bought last summer, according to the county.” FauquierNow data center database (news, used because no county record of the second building was found online)
Stated timing: “North America (US - East - Vint Hill) 1-AZ us-east-vin” Source

Public records found for OVHcloud Vint Hill data center (VIN), oldest first.
Date	Record	What it shows	Source
April 5, 2019	OccupancyFauquier County Department of Community Development · BLDC-17-006754	Phase 1 alteration to Data Center at Vint Hill, amended for phase 2 work including medium voltage service, generators, transformers, UPS systems and server modules. Applied March 2017, issued July 2017, finalized April 2019.Status: CO Issued	Record
May 9, 2024	ZoningFauquier County Board of Supervisors · Ordinance on TEXT-24-021435, PCID Overlay District	New special exception rules for large buildings at Vint Hill do not apply to expansions of a data center existing and operating in the district on January 1, 2024, including adjoining parcels under the same ownership. Names no company.Status: Adopted	Record
June 11, 2024	Building permitFauquier County Department of Community Development · LDPT-24-024815	Land disturbing permit described as OVH Data Center Vint Hill LLC - Land Disturbing Permit, at 6872 Watson Court.Status: Issued	Record
September 3, 2024	Building permitFauquier County Department of Community Development · BLDC-24-025343	Alteration with amendments for new 400 amp panels and circuits, and lighting, power and outside air for new Phase 5/6 rooms, with rack work for rows V120 and V121.Status: Issued, amended, expires November 2026	Record
May 13, 2025	Building permitFauquier County Department of Community Development · BLDE-25-026900	Electrical permit to install 3 new power line ups including switch gear, transformers and generators.Status: Issued, not finaled as of October 5, 2026	Record
January 20, 2026	Air permitVirginia DEQ, Northern Regional Office · Registration No. 74127 (permit 74127-3)	Permit to Data Center Vint Hill LLC at 6872 Watson Court for 10 emergency diesel generators: four permitted in 2017, five in 2021 and one new in 2026. These are backup units. The permit does not name OVHcloud.Stated capacity: “Kohler Model 2000REOZMD emergency diesel engine gen-sets, 2,923 bhp, 2,000 ekW (each unit)”Status: Issued. Supersedes the permit dated October 6, 2021.	Record
March 10, 2026	Building permitFauquier County Department of Community Development · BLDTD-25-027714 and BLDTD-25-027715	Two trade permits for new 400A panels, transfer switches and circuits for server rows V120E and F and V121D and E.Status: Issued	Record
Undated	Public recordOVH Groupe SA, Universal Registration Document filed with the AMF (France) · FY2025 URD, Appendix 3 environmental data table	Lists Vint Hill as one datacenter directly held by OVHcloud and reports 39 GWh total energy consumption there, PUE 1.36. Names Data Center Vint Hill LLC as a wholly owned subsidiary.Status: Published, fiscal year ended August 31, 2025	Record

Unverified: not found in online records

No utility or SCC record states power capacity for the site. Third-party trackers list 17 to 18 MW, unverified.
No site plan or building permit was found online for the planned second building on the adjacent land.
The 2025 power lineup permit and 2026 row permits are issued but not finaled, so it is not confirmed that the new capacity is energized.
No record says which rows hold GPUs.

Hillsboro, Washington County, OR

OVHcloud Hillsboro data center (HIL)

Operating

Why this stage: A city right-of-way record shows Portland General Electric providing primary underground service to the new data center in 2017, and OVHcloud's FY2025 annual filing reports 17 GWh of energy use at Hillsboro. No air permit, building permit or megawatt figure was found.

Owner or developer: OVHcloud, through its subsidiary Data Center West Coast LLC
OVHcloud's role: Owner and operator
Link to OVHcloud: “OVH Data Center work includes a small building expansion and installing new utility pads in the rear of the building.” City of Hillsboro, grading and erosion control record EC-0040-21
Announced capacity: “OVHcloud US operates data centers in Vint Hill, Virginia, and Hillsboro, Oregon” OVHcloud US press release
Stated timing: “North America (US - West - Hillsboro) 1-AZ us-west-hil” Source

Public records found for OVHcloud Hillsboro data center (HIL), oldest first.
Date	Record	What it shows	Source
August 29, 2017	Grid or utilityCity of Hillsboro, Right of Way permit for Portland General Electric · FUP-0202-17	Franchise utility permit for Portland General Electric, titled DATA CENTER WEST COAST, 1300 NE 25th Ave: PROVIDE PRIMARY UG SRVC TO NEW DATA CENTER.Status: Finaled	Record
June 16, 2021	Public recordCity of Hillsboro, Right of Way - Civil · EC-0040-21	Grading and erosion control for Data Center West Coast utility pads. The description names OVH and a small building expansion.Status: Finaled	Record
Undated	Public recordOVH Groupe SA, Universal Registration Document filed with the AMF (France) · FY2025 URD, Appendix 3 environmental data table	Lists Hillsboro as one datacenter directly held by OVHcloud and reports 17 GWh total energy consumption there, PUE 1.28. Names Data Center West Coast LLC as a wholly owned subsidiary.Status: Published, fiscal year ended August 31, 2025	Record

Unverified: not found in online records

No air permit for the site's generators was found online.
No building permit for the 2021 small building expansion was found in the city portal.
No record states power capacity. Third-party trackers list about 4 MW, unverified.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other OVHcloud sites.

These sites are named by the company or its partners. We have not yet checked their public records.

OVHcloud US Local ZonesDallas, Seattle, Boston and other US metros
Small edge sites in leased space. The US catalog lists a Dallas Local Zone region, and OVHcloud US announced Seattle (March 2025) and Boston (April 2025). No GPU capacity or site records were checked.
OVHcloud California datacenter pageCalifornia, city not stated
An ovhcloud.com page describes a California site near Silicon Valley and Los Angeles but gives no address or capacity. Not researched.
Beauharnois and TorontoQuebec and Ontario, Canada
North American sites outside the US. Not in scope.

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Which US region will host my GPUs: Vint Hill (us-east-vin), Hillsboro (us-west-hil), or a Local Zone?
The OVHcloud US public catalog lists L4, L40S and V100S GPUs, not H100 or H200. Can you deliver H100 or newer in a US region, and from which building?
Vint Hill has permits from 2025 and 2026 for new power lineups and new server rows. Is the capacity for my order in rows that are energized today?
Is the planned second Vint Hill building on the adjacent land scheduled, and will any of it hold GPU capacity?

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Notes on these records

OVHcloud is not SEC-registered. Its annual Universal Registration Document is filed in France. It reports energy use per site, not megawatts. As our own arithmetic only, 39 GWh and 17 GWh a year average about 4.5 MW and 1.9 MW of total facility draw.
On GPUs in the US, the OVHcloud US GPU page lists V100S, L4 and L40S. Its public US catalog lists L4 and L40S cloud instances and an L40S bare metal server, and no H100, H200 or A100. Group filings mention H100 and A100, but OVHcloud US runs separately from the group.
The Virginia air permit names Data Center Vint Hill LLC, not OVHcloud. OVHcloud's annual filing confirms it owns that entity, and a 2024 county permit names OVH Data Center Vint Hill LLC.

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