The AI value chain
Sovereign and corporate capital finances infrastructure, companies and expansion.
AI requires accelerators, servers, power, cooling, networking and high-density facilities.
AI platforms turn infrastructure into accessible model and application capabilities.
Enterprise adoption, cybersecurity, Arabic AI and workforce development translate infrastructure into economic value.
HUMAIN and Aramco
PIF launched HUMAIN as a full-stack AI company. In 2026, Aramco completed a transaction for a 49% stake in HUMAIN while PIF retained 51%. The transaction included approximately SAR 9.9 billion in cash contribution from Aramco alongside AI, compute and digital assets.
HUMAIN has stated a target of 3 GW of AI data-centre capacity by 2030, creating opportunities in software, cloud, power, cooling, server infrastructure, cybersecurity and technical services.
Where international companies can fit
Secure AI infrastructure, enterprise deployments, identities, data and autonomous workflows.
Language, dialect, cultural context and domain-specific solutions.
Cooling, power, server racks, networking, integration and maintenance.
Executive, technical and workforce training for organisations adopting AI.