AMD, Cisco, and HUMAIN Power AI Infrastructure in Saudi Arabia with $469.13 Stock Bump
AMD and Cisco have successfully deployed AI infrastructure in Saudi Arabia with their partner HUMAIN. The new system, which is now live, uses AMD's Instinct MI355X graphics processors and EPYC server processors to provide high-speed computing for training models and running large inference workloads.
The production system gives HUMAIN a platform for delivering graphics processing capacity as a service, with Cisco designed the network for low latency, scale, and stable operation across demanding computing workloads. AMD provides the processors and software foundation needed to support large data workloads and complex computing tasks.
The deployment is part of a broader partnership between AMD, Cisco, and HUMAIN in Saudi Arabia, which plans to add up to 250 megawatts of new computing infrastructure starting from 2027 using AMD's Instinct MI400 Series graphics processors. The joint venture aims to build up to one gigawatt of infrastructure by 2030.
The system is designed to support organizations that want local control over data and computing operations, with governments and enterprises able to use locally operated infrastructure while keeping more control over deployment and governance.