AWS interferes in a “strategic partnership” with Hamin, supported by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Amazon He says It will work with Humain, the recently launched intelligence company by the ruler of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to invest “5 billion dollars” in a strategic partnership to build “Amnesty International” in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The artificial intelligence area will include a basic structure, specialized Amazon Web Services programs (AWS), servers, networks, training programs and certificates, according to a press statement. Humain undertakes to develop artificial intelligence solutions using AWS Technologies and work with AWS to provide access to tools and programs for emerging companies AI in Saudi Arabia.

AWS joins Giants Nvidia, AMD and others in partnership with Humain, which is funded by the Public Investment Fund in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (PIF). American technology companies looked at PIF as a capital source. Companies like Google and Salesforce I recently worked with PIF on the prosecution’s projects and investments.

President Donald Trump and many allies of the technology industry attended an investment forum in the United States on Tuesday. Under a The new Trump Administration InitiativeThe technology suppliers in the United States, including NVIDIA and AMD, were allowed to arrange deals with Saudi companies.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has imposed artificial intelligence companies and services locally, prompting sellers to put the facilities there to avoid the loss of contracts. Google and Oracle announced the expansion plans in the region during the past year.

The Amazon pledged in early March to spend Billion dollars In data centers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Amazon said that the company said on Tuesday that it devoted about $ 5.3 billion to develop the AWS region in the Kingdom, which is scheduled to come online in 2026. However, it is not clear if Amazon’s contribution to the artificial intelligence zone will be based on the segment announced by the company originally.

Techcrunch communicate with Amazon to clarify and will update this piece if we hear again.