Humain Launches $10B Venture Fund for Global Startups

Humain Ventures: A $10 Billion AI Investment Fund

Humain, the AI company owned by the Saudi Arabian government, is preparing to launch a substantial $10 billion venture fund. Known as Humain Ventures, this fund will focus on investments in emerging startups located in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Strategic Partnerships and Investment Focus

According to the Financial Times, citing CEO Tareq Amin, Humain is currently engaged in discussions with prominent U.S. firms. These include venture capital giants like Andreessen Horowitz, leading AI developer OpenAI, and Elon Musk’s xAI.

Beyond venture capital, Humain is also considering a potential agreement with U.S. companies to facilitate the sale of an equity stake within its data center operations.

Data Center Expansion and Key Players

While specific company names remain undisclosed, Amin indicated that negotiations involve “massive names in the data center segment.”

The launch of Humain occurred earlier this month, coinciding with a visit from U.S. President Donald Trump and several key figures from the technology sector.

U.S. Tech Supplier Agreements

A recent initiative by the Trump administration has enabled U.S. technology suppliers, such as Nvidia and AMD, to establish commercial agreements with Saudi Arabian entities.

Current Deals and Future Capacity

Humain has already secured partnerships with major technology companies including Qualcomm, Nvidia, AMD, and Amazon.

The company’s ambitious plan involves achieving 1.9 gigawatts of data center capacity by the year 2030.

Global AI Processing Goals

Humain aims to process 7% of the world’s total AI training and inferencing workloads by 2030.

The overall cost of this extensive undertaking is projected to reach approximately $77 billion, as reported by Amin to the Financial Times.