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Saudi fund agrees 2.5 billion riyals in financing for Humain

Saudi fund agrees 2.5 billion riyals in financing for Humain

Saudi Arabia’s National Infrastructure Fund signed two financing agreements worth up to 2.5 billion riyals with Humain, an AI company owned by the Public Investment Fund.

The agreements were signed in Riyadh and are the first deals under a program to finance AI data centres.

One facility of up to 1.1 billion riyals will fund graphics processing units, which handle many AI computing tasks.

A second facility of up to 1.4 billion riyals will fund power infrastructure, including substations and connections to the electricity grid.

Together, the financing is intended to provide computing capacity and power for Humain’s AI data centres in the kingdom.

The infrastructure is designed to allow future data-centre expansion to up to one gigawatt of IT load.

The agreements begin the first stage of a financing framework announced in January 2026, which set out non-binding terms for up to 4.5 billion riyals in support of AI and digital infrastructure projects.

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Ismail Al-SalloumCEO of the National Infrastructure Fund
Through these two agreements, we aim to stimulate investments that exceed the size of the financing provided by the fund.
via Al Madina
Tareq AminCEO of Humain
AI infrastructure has become a cornerstone of the next generation of computing technologies, and expanding it requires significant investment and infrastructure capable of keeping pace with this growth.
via Al Eqtisadiah