Humain's Ambitious AI Leap: From Saudi Roots to Global Heights
Humain, an AI technology company launched by Saudi Arabia, plans a dual listing on Saudi and NASDAQ exchanges within four years. It has partnered with AirTrunk for a $3 billion data center project and sources AI chips from several major suppliers. Humain aims to expand globally under Saudi Vision 2030.
Humain, a Saudi Arabian company focused on artificial intelligence, is gearing up for a major financial move. The AI enterprise plans to list on both the Saudi and NASDAQ exchanges over the next four years, as announced by CEO Tareq Amin during the Future Investment Initiative.
The company has made significant strides with a new partnership alongside AirTrunk, backed by Blackstone, to launch data center projects in Saudi Arabia. The initial steps include a $3 billion investment to establish a data center campus. Furthermore, Humain is also in talks with key AI chip suppliers, including industry giants like NVIDIA, AMD, Qualcomm, and Groq.
Launched as part of the Vision 2030 initiative, Humain aims to transition Saudi Arabia’s economy beyond oil. Its flagship project, Humain One, represents a shift from conventional operating systems, leveraging AI to manage various tasks. The company's strategic global partnerships include collaborations with Google and upcoming ties with Amazon Web Services and OpenAI.
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