NourNet Introduces Saudi Hosted AI Agent Platform

September 09, 2026
NourNet introduced a beta platform for building and operating AI agents, hosted in its Saudi data centers. The company also expanded its main data center to 10 MW and up to 750 racks.

NourNet introduced its AI Agent Platform in beta at LEAP 2026, the company announced in a press release. The platform lets organizations build, deploy and operate AI agents across business functions.

Hosted in NourNet's Saudi data centers, the platform combines agent based AI with an inference service. It supports Arabic tuned and multilingual models while keeping customer data and AI workloads within Saudi Arabia.

NourNet also expanded its main data center to 10 MW and up to 750 racks. At the event, it signed agreements with HPE, Rebellions, Red Bull MOBILE, TLS, Systems Arabia, Scality, Protectt AI and EnableNow.

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