Global AI transformation is in full swing, and the Saudian Arab in China has also gathered national resources, and the government led the AI policy and established a national AI company "Humain". According to foreign media reports, Humain purchased AI chips from the United States and was preparing to build large-scale AI data centers locally in order to gain a place in the global AI field.
Bloomberg took the lead in reporting on the 25th. Humain executive director Tareq Amin said when interviewed by Bloomberg that it will build its first batch of AI data centers in Saudi Arabia, one in Riyadh, the capital, and the other in Dammam, the largest city in the eastern province. The initial load is 100MW, and it has entered the full-scale dynamic stage and is expected to be officially put into operation in the second quarter next year.
Amin noted that the Humain AI Data Center will use American-designed chips, including NVIDIA's latest generation GPUs.
In May this year, US President Trump visited China and helped Saudi government and enterprises to commit US$600 billion in investment in the United States. NVIDIA executive chief Huang Rensheng also announced a breakthrough cooperation with Humain to supply 18,000 Blackwell Ultra GB300 chips to Humain for building a large-scale data center.
Under the guidance of the Saudi Arabia!@!s Public Investment Fund, Humain was established in May this year, with the goal of accelerating the development of power-oriented AI strategies and competing for the leading position of global AI fields.