Nvidia dispatches 18,000 premium AI chips to Saudi Arabia.

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Tareq Amin, CEO of Humain, and Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, attended the Saudi-U.S. Investment Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on May 13, 2025. Hamad I Mohammed | Reuters. NVIDIA will supply over 18,000 of its latest artificial intelligence chips to the Saudi company Humain, as announced by CEO Jensen Huang on Tuesday.

This announcement coincided with a White House-led trip to the region, involving President Donald Trump and other prominent CEOs. The advanced Blackwell chips will be utilized in a 500-megawatt data center being established in Saudi Arabia, as highlighted at the forum. NVIDIA’s GB300 Blackwell chips, among the company’s most sophisticated AI offerings, were officially announced earlier this year.

The announcement underscores the significance of NVIDIA’s chips, which are in high demand globally for training and deploying advanced AI software. “I am so delighted to be here to help celebrate the grand opening, the beginning of Humain,” Huang stated. “It is an incredible vision that Saudi Arabia should build the AI infrastructure to participate in shaping the future of this transformative technology.”

NVIDIA shares experienced a rise of more than 5% in trading on Tuesday. Recently, the Department of Commerce indicated plans to revise the existing regulations, moving toward a more streamlined approach. NVIDIA has been required to seek an export license for its AI chips since 2023 due to national security considerations.

Humain will be owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and aims to develop AI models and build data center infrastructure. The company’s plans include deploying “several hundred thousand” NVIDIA graphics processing units. “Saudi Arabia is rich in energy, transforming that energy through these powerful NVIDIA AI supercomputers, which function like AI factories,” Huang remarked.

Additionally, AMD announced on Tuesday that it would also supply chips to Humain. Trump acknowledged Huang’s presence at the event, contrasting it with Apple CEO Tim Cook’s absence. “Thank you very much, Jensen,” Trump expressed. “I mean, Tim Cook isn’t here, but you are.”