AWS and Humain Expand Partnership

Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Saudi Arabia's Humain have expanded their partnership to include the deployment of some 150,000 AI chips. The AI chips will include Nvidia GB300s and AWS' Trainium AI chips, and will be used for both training and inference workloads. In addition to the deployment, Humain has made AWS its "preferred AI partner" globally.

“This marks a pivotal moment in our commitment to our partnership with Humain,” said Tanuja Randery, managing director EMEA at AWS. “By combining Humain's local expertise and investment with AWS AI solutions—including our advanced infrastructure, hardware partnerships with Nvidia, the transformative AI platform Amazon Bedrock, and AI solutions for business users, including Amazon Quick Suite—we're establishing a world-class innovation hub that will serve customers across Saudi Arabia and around the globe."

“The AI Zone represents the beginning of a multi-gigawatt journey for Humain and AWS. From inception, this infrastructure has been engineered to serve both national priorities and the world’s accelerating demand for AI compute,” added Tareq Amin, CEO of Humain. “What truly sets this partnership apart is the scale of our ambition and the innovation in how we work together. Through a groundbreaking commercial model and a shared commitment to global market expansion, we are creating an ecosystem that will shape the future of how AI ideas can be built, deployed, and scaled for the whole world.”