Microsoft to launch Saudi Arabia cloud center

Microsoft announced the opening of a new cloud data center region in Saudi Arabia, which will begin offering services to customers in November 2026. The new area, named "Saudi Arabia East," includes three availability zones for the Microsoft Azure platform, enabling organizations to host data locally while ensuring high levels of security, flexibility, and reduced latency. This move is part of Saudi Arabia's broader expansion of infrastructure for modern technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, with the Public Investment Fund planning to establish data centers with a capacity of up to 1.9 gigawatts by 2030. Additionally, Microsoft is working on developing digital skills and training millions of people in artificial intelligence, aiming to support the practical use of this technology in daily operations. The company is partnering with local entities to enhance data localization and cybersecurity.

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