Loft Orbital, Marlan Space, and Mistral sign $1bn deal to put compute in space
Will launch constellation of 50 satellites
News - Middle East, Matthew Gooding, DatacenterDynamics
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I Squared Capital to invest $1bn in digital infrastructure with Saudi Arabia's PIF
Part of $2bn funding deal
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Dubai Holding could buy stake in data center firm Hscale - report
State-backed investor looking to build European portfolio
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Volt sets up joint venture in Dubai to deliver 29MW data center
Site could be expanded to 129MW
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AWS Bahrain region "disrupted" by drone activity as war in Middle East continues to impact data centers
Cloud giant moves more customers to other regions
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Humain and Infra set up $1.2bn financing package to fund 250MW of data center space in Saudi Arabia
Non-binding agreement to fund digital infrastructure projects
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AMD, Cisco, and Humain set up JV for 1GW of AI infrastructure in Saudi Arabia
Already has its first customer
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xAI and Humain to build 500MW Saudi Arabia data center
Grok is coming to the Kingdom
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AI data center firm Volt launches, targets deployments in Netherlands, US, and UAE
14MW available initially in Amsterdam
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Khazna Data Centers bags $2.6bn bank financing
Facility secured from two lenders
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xAI plans data center in Saudi Arabia - report
Two potential partners identified
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Saudi Arabia's MIS to deliver 112MW of data center space
Working with Saudi Data Center Fund 1
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Khazna Data Centers confirms fresh funding from MGX and Silver Lake
e& concludes exit from business
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Nokia and STC complete terabit photonic interconnect trial
Claim pilot scheme is first of its kind in Middle East
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Brenmiller Energy could use crushed rocks in thermal data center cooling system
Company expands into digital infrastructure space
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Microsoft eyes more data centers across EMEA region
Hiring an acquisitions manager to scout potential locations
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Report: Nvidia eyes $1bn deal for AI orchestration platform Run:ai
Talks ongoing over acquisition of Israeli startup
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Oracle's second data center in Israel will be nine floors below ground
The cloud and database giant wants to ensure its servers are secure