Together AI and HUMAIN Plan 250 MW Saudi AI Data Center
Together AI and HUMAIN announced in a press release a strategic partnership at LEAP to connect HUMAIN's AI compute capacity in Saudi Arabia with Together AI's cloud platform and customer base.
The partnership includes construction of a new 250 megawatt data center in Saudi Arabia. The companies said the infrastructure will support AI inference and training workloads for developers, enterprises, and AI companies.
HUMAIN will provide AI infrastructure capacity in Saudi Arabia, while Together AI will bring its cloud platform, inference services, and customer ecosystem. The companies expect the partnership to generate more than $5 billion in gross annualized revenue in its first year.
The companies said the Saudi location will provide access to power capacity and low latency connections to customers in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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