ACS Group, Global Infrastructure Partners Launch Coravel, Secure First Major Hyperscaler Customer Agreement
An agreement covering ~140 megawatts of critical IT load marks an important commercial milestone for Coravel, an integrated platform designed to help customers deliver digital infrastructure with greater certainty.
ACS Group and Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), part of BlackRock, today announced their data center joint venture has secured its first major hyperscaler customer agreement while formally launching Coravel, the operating brand for its global digital infrastructure platform first announced in November 2025 to develop and operate next-generation data centers worldwide.
The long-term agreement covers ~140 megawatts of critical IT load across three purpose-built facilities at Coravel's Dallas-Fort Worth campus and includes rights to ~100 megawatts of future expansion capacity across two additional facilities. Turner, an ACS Group company, will deliver the campus through a phased construction schedule with staggered service dates through 2028.
The milestone gives Coravel meaningful scale from launch and validates its integrated approach to delivering large-scale digital infrastructure. By bringing together investment, development, construction and operating capabilities, the platform is designed to provide customers with greater coordination and delivery certainty.
