GO Telecom Awards $49.6 Million AI Data Center Contract to 3T

Nov 1, 2026
Etihad GO Telecom has awarded 3T a $49.6 million contract to build a Cloud AI Data Centre with Dell systems and NVIDIA GPUs.

Etihad GO Telecom (GO) has awarded Total Technical Triangle Company (3T) a $49.6 million contract to supply and install the infrastructure for a new Cloud AI Data Centre, SaudiGulf Projects reports. The contract is worth SAR 185.9 million, excluding VAT. GO announced the award on 29 October 2026, and the work is scheduled to take 12 months.

3T, an authorised partner of Dell Technologies, will supply, install and deploy Dell computing systems equipped with NVIDIA GPUs, plus the servers, systems and software licences needed to run and manage the facility.

GO says the project is part of its group strategy to grow its AI and cloud computing business and diversify its revenue. Once the data centre is running, GO plans to offer AI and cloud services to public and private sector customers through its Business Sector.

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