Saudi Arabia’s national AI company HUMAIN says its full AI stack will become available in the Kingdom on 15 December, including a 3 trillion-parameter open-weight model.
The stack will cover AI software, cloud inference and infrastructure built, deployed and operated in Saudi Arabia. HUMAIN said the offering will allow government agencies, enterprises, startups and developers to use sovereign AI services without data leaving the country.
The model, which has not yet been named, could be the world’s largest open model. HUMAIN claims it will reduce costs and token consumption by 88% compared with models available outside Saudi Arabia. The company has not published an independent benchmark supporting that figure.
HUMAIN also inaugurated HUMAIN+ at its Riyadh headquarters, a training centre developed with Riyadh-founded immersive video technology company VUZ. The centre is expected to begin operations in the first quarter of 2027, offering about 1,500 learner places annually and access to GPU-backed Builder Labs.
Its programmes will target leaders, non-technical professionals, technical talent and students, covering areas including AI strategy, product development, agentic AI, security and infrastructure operations. Participants will build prototypes using HUMAIN models and infrastructure.
Source: Middle East AI News
