Saudi Arabia’s HUMAIN is expanding its collaboration with NVIDIA to develop up to 84MW of AI computing capacity in the Kingdom, equivalent to about 27,000 GPUs.
Announced at NVIDIA’s GTC Berlin event, the programme will begin with 14MW of Blackwell HGX B300 systems, representing about 6,000 GPUs connected through Quantum-X800 InfiniBand networking. Deployment is expected to start in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The initial capacity will support HUMAIN Cloud, which provides AI computing access to companies, public entities and local organisations for model training, fine-tuning and deployment.
A further 70MW of NVIDIA Vera Rubin infrastructure is planned from mid-2027. Of that total, 50MW will provide dedicated capacity for an unnamed US client, while another 20MW is expected to be deployed for HUMAIN Cloud in July or August 2027.
The Vera Rubin figures remain subject to final agreements and deployment plans, according to the announcement. HUMAIN plans to build the systems using NVIDIA’s DSX AI Factory Platform.
The company is targeting about 3GW of data centre capacity by 2030 and more than 6GW by 2034. The newly announced 84MW represents roughly 3% of its 2030 target.
Source: Middle East AI News
