Country
Saudi Arabia
AI data center dossier
Country
Saudi Arabia
Operator
Microsoft
Energy
Unknown
Known capacity
100 MW
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Microsoft’s Saudi Arabia East Azure region is a flagship hyperscale cloud development located in Dammam, scheduled to go live in Q4 2026. The region consists of three independent Availability Zones designed for high resilience and sovereign AI workloads. It is part of Microsoft's broader strategy to support the Kingdom's digital transformation, providing local data residency and advanced AI capabilities via Azure OpenAI and Copilot. The Dammam site benefits from proximity to major subsea cable landings and existing industrial power infrastructure, serving as a key gateway for hyperscale cloud services in the Persian Gulf.
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