HUMAIN and NVIDIA Plan 84 MW Saudi AI Infrastructure Expansion

Oct 22, 2026
HUMAIN and NVIDIA will deploy up to 84 megawatts of AI infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, spanning about 27,000 GPUs across Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin systems.

HUMAIN and NVIDIA have expanded their collaboration to deploy up to 84 megawatts of AI infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, spanning about 27,000 GPUs, reports Fintech Gate. The companies will begin with Blackwell Ultra systems in the fourth quarter of 2026, followed by Vera Rubin deployments from mid 2027.

The first phase covers 14 megawatts of NVIDIA HGX B300 systems with about 6,000 GPUs connected through Quantum-X800 InfiniBand networking. The capacity will support HUMAIN Cloud and customers including AI companies, government entities and local organizations.

HUMAIN also plans a 50 megawatt Vera Rubin deployment for a US based client starting in June 2027. A separate 20 megawatt Vera Rubin deployment for HUMAIN Cloud is planned for July or August 2027. Together, these two phases would include about 21,000 GPUs, subject to final agreements and deployment plans.

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