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Amazon Web Services has confirmed that its first Saudi Arabian cloud infrastructure region remains scheduled to launch in December 2026, advancing the Kingdom’s push for locally hosted cloud and artificial-intelligence capacity.
When people talk about artificial intelligence, the conversation usually focuses on chips, algorithms, and compute capacity. But there is another challenge emerging behind the scenes that may prove just as important:
The United States Department of Energy has launched a Geothermal Center of Excellence to accelerate gigawatt-scale geothermal discovery, development and commercialization. Led by the National Laboratory of the Rockies with support
Saudi Arabia’s AI ambitions should be measured by contracted infrastructure, not announcement volume, according to Taranis Capital. The investment firm highlights HUMAIN’s target of 1.9 gigawatts of data-centre capacity by 2030,
Saudi Arabia’s HUMAIN plans to launch a global venture capital fund in 2026 that could exceed the US$10 billion vehicle previously proposed by the Public Investment Fund-owned AI company. According to
Amazon Web Services and Saudi Arabia’s HUMAIN plan to make up to 50 megawatts of capacity available within the Kingdom’s first AI Zone by 2028. Announced at LEAP 2026, the partnership