On November 20th, as reported by Fortune magazine, during NVIDIA's most recent earnings conference call, CEO Jensen Huang specifically pointed out the customers that were propelling the company's remarkable revenue growth. Alongside well-recognized industry giants such as Amazon, Google, and OpenAI, Huang also made a notable mention of the Saudi startup Humain—not once, but three times.

Humain, established under the patronage of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and backed by the nation's colossal $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund, has set an ambitious goal: to supply 6% of the world's artificial intelligence computing capacity by the year 2034.

The day following Huang's mention of Humain, he was honored to attend a state dinner held by the Saudi Crown Prince at the White House, a testament to the growing significance of the relationship between NVIDIA and Saudi Arabia.

Humain has already forged significant partnerships, announcing agreements with both NVIDIA and Amazon to deploy an impressive 150,000 NVIDIA chips within the data center of the new 'AI Zone' currently under construction in Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia. Additionally, Humain has secured a deal with xAI to construct a massive 500-megawatt data center in the kingdom, further solidifying its position as a major player in the global AI landscape.