Human, a government -owned AI company from Saudi Arabia, is on the path to launching a $ 10 billion Venture Fund, Human Ventures, which will invest in startups in the United States, Europe and Asia, Financial Times. ReportedIn reference to Tariq Amin, CEO of man.
The report states that Humayan is talking to US firms such as Anderson Horvets, Open and Elon Musk about his plans, and is also looking for an agreement with US companies to sell equity stake in his data center business.
According to the report, Amin did not reveal what these companies were, but said that some “data center class has a large number of names”.
Humayan began earlier this month ahead of visiting US President Donald Trump and several allies in the tech industry. Under A Trump administration’s new moveUS Tech Suppliers, including NVIDIA and AMD, have been allowed to arrange agreements with Saudi Arabia firms.
So far, Humayan has signed agreements with Qualcomm, Nvidia, AMD and AmazonAnd by 2030 plans to have a 1.9 GW data center. By 2030, global AI is planning to take 7 % of training and infections, and it is expected that the effort is expected to cost about $ 77 billion.