Landmark deal announced at Saudi-US Investment Forum, aims to deliver liquid-cooled hyperscale infrastructure in KSA and USA
Saudi-based data center company DataVolt has announced a $20 billion multi-year strategic agreement with Super Micro Computer Inc. (Supermicro) to fast-track the deployment of ultra-dense GPU and rack-scale liquid cooling solutions for hyperscale AI campuses in Saudi Arabia and the United States.
The agreement was revealed during the Saudi-US Investment Forum in Riyadh, attended by President Donald Trump and His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud. The deal signals a deepening of Saudi-American collaboration in AI infrastructure and digital transformation.
“Our vision is to pair gigawatt-class renewable and net-zero green hydrogen power with the industry’s most advanced server technology.”
— Rajit Nanda, CEO, DataVolt
DataVolt’s CEO Rajit Nanda emphasized the role of U.S.-based manufacturing and sustainable energy. “Partnering with Supermicro guarantees us a U.S.-made supply chain for critical GPU systems and positions DataVolt to accelerate our investment plans,” he said.
Supermicro President and CEO Charles Liang added, “By working together, we will bring cutting-edge AI and compute infrastructure, enabling the Kingdom’s vision of becoming a global hub for technology and innovation.”
This announcement follows DataVolt’s recent partnership with NEOM to develop the first net-zero AI factory campus in Oxagon, further reinforcing the company’s commitment to sustainable and globally integrated digital infrastructure.
