Nebius Could Take Up to 50 MW at HUMAIN and DataVolt NEOM AI Campus

Oct 22, 2026
Nebius could take up to 50 MW of capacity at an AI campus under construction in NEOM's Oxagon industrial city. The capacity is expected to enter service in phases from the fourth quarter of 2027.
Nebius Could Take Up to 50 MW at HUMAIN and DataVolt NEOM AI Campus

HUMAIN, DataVolt, and Nebius Group announced a preliminary framework agreement for data center capacity at an AI campus in NEOM's Oxagon industrial city, the companies said in a press release.

The proposed agreement would make Nebius an anchor customer and allocate up to 50 MW of capacity to the company. That represents half of the initial 100 MW now under construction and is part of a first phase planned to reach 360 MW.

The capacity is expected to become operational in phases from the fourth quarter of 2027. Nebius is expected to deploy NVIDIA-powered computing infrastructure for its AI cloud services.

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