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Humain

ai
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riyadh, saudi-arabia

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AI company focused on Arabic-first AI models and regional language and culture, backed by the Public Investment Fund.

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HUMAIN partners with MOZN to develop enterprise AI solutions
funding
6 days ago

HUMAIN partners with MOZN to develop enterprise AI solutions

HUMAIN has made a strategic investment in Saudi AI company MOZN to jointly develop enterprise AI solutions for financial institutions and public-sector organisations, with initial deployments targeted for LEAP Riyadh and wider commercial availability planned for H2 2026.

Canada's Gulf investment ties deepen with Humain AI collaboration
tech
27 days ago

Canada's Gulf investment ties deepen with Humain AI collaboration

Toronto-based AI firm Cohere will receive at least 50 MW of dedicated AI compute from Riyadh-backed Humain, with the deployment expected by late 2027 and potential expansion over five years. The deal, announced during the Canadian prime minister's visit to Saudi Arabia, highlights growing Gulf investment in AI infrastructure.

Inside Abu Dhabi’s race to build an AI-native government
tech
29 days ago

Inside Abu Dhabi’s race to build an AI-native government

Abu Dhabi is pursuing an ‘AI-native’ government model that uses anticipatory, agentic AI services to redesign public services and reduce the need for in-person transactions. The effort ties into regional investments and partnerships in large-scale AI and digital infrastructure.

Gulf Capital Is Moving Into Western Technology and AI, and It Is Reaching Far Beyond the Mega-Deals, Says Artane Partners
tech
about 1 month ago

Gulf Capital Is Moving Into Western Technology and AI, and It Is Reaching Far Beyond the Mega-Deals, Says Artane Partners

Gulf capital is increasingly targeting Western technology and AI beyond headline sovereign deals, opening opportunities for mid-market Western tech and digital‑infrastructure firms. Artane Partners says access and relationships—not capital—are the main barriers for Western founders seeking Gulf allocations.