Saudi Arabia-based AI infrastructure company OmniOps has launched Bunyan Inference Hub, a platform that gives governments, enterprises, startups and developers access to open-source AI models and computing resources hosted in the Kingdom.
The platform is designed to simplify AI deployment by bringing models, infrastructure and workload management into one environment. Organizations can use a catalogue of supported models or bring their own, while keeping data and AI workloads in Saudi Arabia.
Customers can access predefined token bundles and dedicated GPU infrastructure for additional capacity or isolation. The platform also supports different GPUs and AI accelerators, routes requests to suitable models and resources, scales infrastructure, and tracks usage across teams.
OmniOps said its proprietary inference optimization engine helps improve GPU utilization, reduce cost per token and maintain performance as demand changes. Customers can also set usage limits and monitor token consumption.
The company said the launch responds to growing demand for AI inference infrastructure as more organizations move AI applications into production. OmniOps cited ServiceNow research showing that Saudi entities increased AI spending by 124% year on year and plan to allocate 20% of IT budgets to AI through 2027. Gartner forecasts global spending on AI inference workloads will reach $23.3B by 2026.
Source: OmniOps
