Saudi’s Humain to Open Data Centers With US Chips in Early 2026

Humain, the new artificial intelligence company of Saudi Arabia, prepared the ground for the first data centers in the kingdom and plans to run them at the beginning of 2026 with the use of semiconductors imported from the USA.

According to the Chairman of the Executive Officer Tareq Amin, Riyadh and Eastern province are expected to be launched in the second quarter of the places in the capital of the damam with a starting capacity of 100 megawatts.

Humain, Nvidia Corp. He said that the US is in the process of supplying semiconductors for data centers from chipset producers, including. The Saudi company added that 18,000 NVIDIA received local regulatory approval to buy the latest AI chips.

Humin’s interview between Humain’s Arabic Chatbot’s launch on Monday to mark the launch of the Arabic Chatbot said, “Depending on the governance and protocols and the approval of the US government, and these are the formalities that we will start to pass very soon,” he said.

Although Amin refuses to offer a certain time schedule, the comments show that Saudi Arabia puts pressure on the imports of AI chips. President Donald Trump’s visit in May cleared the kingdom to provide wider access to advanced semiconductors.

Humain, owned by the Saudi Egemen Servet Fund, was launched in May during Trump’s visit. Hope is to create data centers, AI infrastructure and cloud skills into a regional artificial intelligence superpower. Humain plans to add 1.9 Gigawatt’s data center by 2030.

Amin, Saudi AI company, a special fund created in the Kingdom in a joint attempt that will see AMD’s own essence of Advanced Micro Devices A.Ş. works with. This is part of an agreement of $ 10 billion by the two companies signed to create AI infrastructure earlier this year.

Bloomberg, Humain, Qualcomm Inc. from Cisco Systems Inc. Cisco Systems Inc. as a partner to Cisco Systems Inc., and in an early talks with Elon Musk AI starting Xai in a data center agreement in Saudi Arabia.

With the help of Omar El Chmouri and Mark Bergen.

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