Riyadh Data Center Market
The Riyadh data center market is located in the country of Saudi Arabia within EMEA. Riyadh has 18 facilities.
The top providers in Riyadh are Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) (1 site) and Humain with 1 facility . The most popular facilities are Mobily Riyadh-Malga 2 and Ezditek: RUH01.
Read MoreMarket Facts
- The Riyadh is ranked 1st largest market in Saudi Arabia and ranked 18th in EMEA.
- The Riyadh Data Center Market Has 18 data centers, operated by 10 providers.
- The largest data center in Riyadh is Edgnex: Riyadh Campus with 20 megawatts
- There are currently 6 data centers under construction in Riyadh
Location Data Limited
Due to the current geopolitical situation, we have restricted public access to addresses and coordinates for data centers in this region.
Riyadh Data Center Map
Data Centers in Riyadh
| Name | Company | Size | Status | Type | |
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Mobily Riyadh-Malga 2 | Mobily | Small | Operational | Mobile |
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Ezditek: RUH01 | Ezditek | Medium | Construction | Carrier-Neutral |
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Edgnex: Riyadh Campus | DAMAC Digital | Medium | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Edgnex: RUH-1B | DAMAC Digital | Medium | Construction | Carrier-Neutral |
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DataVolt: Riyadh | DataVolt | Land Bank | Carrier-Neutral | |
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ICS Arabia: Riyadh | ICS Arabia | Large | Construction, Planned | Carrier-Neutral |
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Center3: Buraydah | Center3 Digital Infrastructure | Small | Operational, Planned | Carrier-Neutral |
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Center3: Riyadh102 | Center3 Digital Infrastructure | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Center3: Khurais RDC301 | Center3 Digital Infrastructure | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Center3: Rawabi RDC104 | Center3 Digital Infrastructure | Medium | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Center3: Riyadh05 | Center3 Digital Infrastructure | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Center3: Riyadh46 | Center3 Digital Infrastructure | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Center3: Riyadh103 | Center3 Digital Infrastructure | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Center3: KAFD | Center3 Digital Infrastructure | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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NourNet: Riyadh | NourNet | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Humain: Riyadh | Humain | Large | Construction | Government |
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Hexagon data center | Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) | Extra Large | Construction, Planned | Carrier-Neutral |
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XDS: Riyadh | XDS Data Centres | Small | Construction | Colo Reseller |
Largest Providers in Riyadh
Largest Data Centers in Riyadh
| Location | Total SqFt | Gross SqFt | Power (MW) |
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| Center3: Rawabi RDC104 |
150,000 SqFt |
NN Request Dataset | |
| Edgnex: Riyadh Campus |
190,736 SqFt |
NN Request Dataset | |
| Center3: Riyadh103 | NN Request Dataset | ||
| Center3: Riyadh102 |
150,000 SqFt |
NN Request Dataset | |
| Center3: Khurais RDC301 | NN Request Dataset |
Sites Under Construction in Riyadh
| Location | Building SqFt | Power (MW) | Estimated Launch |
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| Humain: Riyadh | SqFt | 100 Megawatts | Q2 2026 |
| Hexagon data center | SqFt | 40 Megawatts | Q4 2027 |
| Edgnex: RUH-1B | SqFt | 35 Megawatts | Q4 2026 |
| Ezditek: RUH01 | SqFt | 24 Megawatts | Q1 2026 |
| ICS Arabia: Riyadh | SqFt | 10 Megawatts | Q2 2026 |
Industry Events (See all)
Riyadh Cloud & Datacenter Convention 2026
Riyadh Cloud & Datacenter Convention 2026 is W.Media's single-day convention for Saudi Arabia's cloud and data center community, held June 17, 2026 at Rosh Rayhaan by Rotana in Riyadh. The gathering brings together operators, hyperscalers, sovereign investors, and enterprise buyers driving the Kingdom's Vision 2030 digital infrastructure build-out.
Programming Focus
- Saudi Arabia's data center pipeline across Riyadh, Jeddah, and NEOM
- Sovereign cloud, data residency, and regulatory compliance
- AI compute, HPC, and power-first site selection
- Renewable energy, solar PPAs, and efficient cooling in desert climates
- Subsea cables and Middle East interconnection
Who Should Attend
- Data center operators and developers active in the GCC
- Hyperscalers, cloud providers, and sovereign cloud initiatives
- Utilities, EPCs, and mission-critical contractors
- Sovereign wealth funds, PIF-backed entities, and infrastructure investors
- Government regulators and Vision 2030 stakeholders
