Jan 23, 2026 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Data center firm Humain and Saudi Arabia’s National Infrastructure Fund (Infra) has set up a financing agreement for the $1.2 billion it needs to build 250MW of data center capacity in the Kingdom.
According to the partners, the agreement outlines non-binding financing terms for Humain’s development of up to 250MW of hyperscale AI data center capacity. These data centers “will deploy leading-edge GPUs for AI training and inference and support Humain’s local, regional and global customers,” the announcement said.
Tareq Amin, Humain CEO, said: “Demand growth for advanced compute is intensifying, and this framework agreement positions Humain to respond with speed and scale. In partnership with Infra, our goal is to deliver world-class AI data center infrastructure that enterprises can rely on as their compute needs grow more complex.”
“Today’s Framework Agreement is an important step in expanding Infra’s role of unlocking infrastructure investment opportunities in the Kingdom,” said Esmail Alsallom, Infra CEO. “Our partnership with Humain will activate new pathways to grow institutional investment and develop the digital economy through enabling AI infrastructure.”
