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DataVolt

Saudi digital-infrastructure developer building Oxagon's AI campus with HUMAIN and NEOM.

As of October 2026, DataVolt developed, owned and operated Saudi digital infrastructure designed for sustainable, high-density computing.

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Key Question

Will Nebius convert DataVolt's Oxagon build into a bankable AI campus?

Timeline for DataVolt

#17 21 Oct

Signed the framework as campus developer

Data Centres: Boom and Backlash: Nebius signs for up to 50 MW at NEOM

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Background

DataVolt is a Saudi developer, owner and operator of digital infrastructure. It focuses on sustainable, scalable data centres for high-density computing.

The company develops and operates the physical facilities used by AI and cloud customers. DataVolt provides the data-centre infrastructure; the customer deploys the computing equipment.

Common Questions

What is DataVolt?

DataVolt is a Saudi investor, developer and operator of sustainable, scalable data centres for high-density computing.Source: DataVolt

What is DataVolt building at Oxagon?

DataVolt and HUMAIN are developing the first 100 MW under construction within Oxagon's planned 360 MW first phase.Source: NEOM

How much DataVolt capacity could Nebius take?

The preliminary framework contemplates up to 50 MW for Nebius, half of the initial 100 MW under construction.Source: NEOM

When will DataVolt's Oxagon capacity start operating?

The proposed Nebius capacity is expected to become operational in phases from the fourth quarter of 2027.Source: NEOM

Source Material

DataVolt signs agreement with NEOM to develop a net-zero AI factory campus HUMAIN and DataVolt advance AI infrastructure framework with Nebius AI-ready data centre provider

How the World Sees Them

HUMAIN

HUMAIN says secured demand matters more than announced capacity. It describes Nebius as the campus's first customer under a preliminary framework.

Nebius

Nebius would take up to 50 MW and deploy NVIDIA-powered computing infrastructure. The announcement describes contemplated offtake and does not state that it binds.

DataVolt

DataVolt presents Oxagon as a high-density, sustainable campus built for large AI workloads. The Nebius framework supplies a proposed anchor customer for capacity already under construction.

Written with AI from Lowdown's published reporting. Not individually reviewed by an editor. Updated 22 October 2026. Editorial standards.