Back to All Partners Novva Data center INVITE Networks is a Novva Data Center colocation partner, providing access to enterprise-grade data center space in West Jordan, Utah for enterprise and mid-market organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix. INVITE handles colocation design, deployment, and ongoing management of infrastructure hosted at Novva — so customers get a secure, local facility for their critical systems without building or operating a data center themselves. TL;DR: INVITE Networks designs and manages colocation deployments at Novva Data Center, a HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2 certified facility in West Jordan, Utah, giving organizations a local, high-security alternative to public cloud or self-hosted infrastructure. This page is for IT directors and infrastructure leaders evaluating a Novva partner who can own the deployment, not just point them to the facility. What does INVITE Networks deliver as a Novva Data Center partner? INVITE Networks designs, deploys, and manages colocation infrastructure at Novva’s flagship Utah campus in West Jordan, a 100-acre, 1.5-million-square-foot facility built across four phases with up to 180 MW of capacity. Novva provides the physical facility — power, cooling, physical security, and connectivity — while organizations bring their own servers, storage, and networking equipment, or work with a partner to architect and manage that infrastructure for them. INVITE’s role covers everything from rack design and equipment procurement to ongoing remote hands support and infrastructure management once systems are deployed. Customers get a local, highly secure facility for critical systems without staffing a data center operations team or navigating vendor relationships with the facility directly. Why do Salt Lake City and Phoenix organizations choose INVITE for Novva colocation? Organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix that need to keep infrastructure close to home — for latency, compliance, or data sovereignty reasons — often don’t have the budget or staff to build and run their own data center. Novva’s Utah campus offers enterprise-grade power, cooling, and security within driving distance, but organizations still need someone who can design the deployment, rack the equipment, and manage it once it’s live. INVITE fills that gap with local, hands-on management. A healthcare organization in the Salt Lake City area needed to keep patient data infrastructure within state lines to meet internal compliance requirements, but didn’t have the capital or staff to build a private data center. INVITE designed and deployed a colocation footprint at Novva, migrating the organization’s critical systems out of an aging on-site server room and into a facility with tier-appropriate redundancy and HIPAA-aligned physical controls, then took over ongoing infrastructure management remotely. How does INVITE manage Novva colocation as part of its infrastructure services? Novva colocation deployments are delivered through INVITE’s managed services practice, which covers remote hands support, hardware lifecycle management, and monitoring for infrastructure hosted at the facility, so customers get a single point of contact instead of managing the colocation relationship and their equipment separately. For customers with compliance-driven requirements around where data physically resides, INVITE also coordinates Novva deployments with its broader cybersecurity guidance, helping ensure that infrastructure hosted at the facility meets the access control and data protection requirements relevant to the customer’s industry. What Novva Data Center services does INVITE deploy and manage? INVITE architects colocation deployments at Novva based on a customer’s capacity and redundancy requirements, from single-rack deployments to larger dedicated suites within the campus’s 250kW to 30MW deployment range. INVITE manages the equipment side of the deployment — servers, storage, and networking gear — while leveraging Novva’s facility-level power, cooling, and physical security, including biometric access control and continuous environmental monitoring. Once a deployment is live, INVITE provides ongoing remote hands support, hardware replacement coordination, and infrastructure monitoring, so customers don’t need staff physically present at the facility to keep systems running. Looking for a Novva Data Center partner who manages the deployment, not just points you to the facility? Contact INVITE to discuss a Novva colocation engagement for your organization. Frequently Asked Questions: Novva Data Center Colocation Is INVITE an authorized Novva Data Center partner? Yes. INVITE Networks is a colocation partner at Novva’s West Jordan, Utah campus, with engineers experienced in designing and deploying customer infrastructure at the facility. Can INVITE manage our colocation deployment if we don’t have data center staff? Yes. Most organizations colocating at Novva don’t have staff who can be physically on-site regularly. INVITE handles deployment, remote hands support, and ongoing infrastructure management, so customers get the benefits of a secure local facility without operating it themselves. What makes Novva different from other Utah data center options? Novva’s core differentiators are its scale and sustainability design — a 100-acre campus engineered to operate without water year-round, with HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications and capacity that scales from 250kW deployments up to 30MW. INVITE designs colocation footprints that take advantage of that scale without over-provisioning for a customer’s actual needs. How long does a Novva colocation deployment take with INVITE? Timelines depend on deployment size and whether equipment is new or migrating from an existing environment, but a typical single-rack deployment — covering design, procurement, and installation — runs four to six weeks. Larger dedicated suite deployments or full data center migrations are usually phased in over a longer schedule to minimize disruption.
