Company also on track for December 2026 cloud region launch
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has said that it, along with Humain, will bring the first 50MW of capacity online at the Saudi Arabia AI Zone by 2028.
Plans for the AI Zone in Riyadh were jointly announced by the two companies in May 2025, with around $5bn in investment pledged towards the effort.
At the time, no timelines for construction were provided.
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In November 2025, the two revealed that the site would see some 150,000 AI chips deployed, including Nvidia GB300s and AWS' Trainium chips.
aboutamazon.comAWS and HUMAIN deepen partnership with a commitment to deliver up to 50MW of capacity in Saudi’s first AI Zone by 2028.
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