DataVolt, a leading Saudi Arabian data center company, has announced a multi-year partnership with Super Micro Computer, a global leader in energy-efficient, application-optimized server solutions. This collaboration aims to fast-track the delivery of ultra-dense GPU platforms and rack systems for DataVolt’s hyperscale AI campuses in both Saudi Arabia and the US.
Rajit Nanda, CEO of DataVolt, expressed excitement about the partnership, highlighting how it builds on the successful groundwork laid in the first 100 days of the Trump Administration. Nanda also praised the strategic vision of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, which created a favorable business environment. The partnership will pair renewable energy and net-zero green hydrogen power with state-of-the-art server technology to provide customers with unparalleled scale and sustainability. DataVolt’s collaboration with Supermicro ensures a US-made supply chain for critical GPU systems and accelerates the company’s investment plans.
Charles Liang, President and CEO of Supermicro, shared his enthusiasm for the partnership, noting how it would advance the Kingdom’s ambition to become a global tech and innovation hub. This move is part of DataVolt’s broader billion-dollar investments aimed at shaping the future of digital infrastructure in the US.
In addition to this partnership, DataVolt has also secured an agreement with NEOM to design and develop the MENA region’s first sustainable, net-zero AI factory campus in Oxagon. The company integrates renewable energy solutions and green fuels in its data centers, focusing on scalability, sustainability, and innovation.
Headquartered in Saudi Arabia, DataVolt operates globally with offices in the US, Uzbekistan, India, the UAE, and has a presence in South Korea and South Africa. The company’s global expansion spans the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, with a core focus on servicing hyperscalers, large enterprises, and government institutions.
