Data Center World makes its Middle East debut in Abu Dhabi (17–18 Nov)
WHY IT MATTERS
Abu Dhabi already has the largest IT capacity in the Middle East (374 MW, per JLL); the agenda centres on liquid cooling, 100 kW+ racks and operational readiness.
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WHY IT MATTERS
Abu Dhabi already has the largest IT capacity in the Middle East (374 MW, per JLL); the agenda centres on liquid cooling, 100 kW+ racks and operational readiness.
WHY IT MATTERS
Built for hyperscale, cloud, AI and high-performance computing, it adds to Qatar's growing pipeline of AI-ready capacity.
WHY IT MATTERS
Oman is joining the UAE and Saudi Arabia in the race for AI capacity; a project this size would put the Sultanate on the regional map.
WHY IT MATTERS
A Gulf developer chasing gigawatt scale abroad shows how regional capital is now shaping the global data-centre market.
WHY IT MATTERS
S&P expects the two to hold over 80% of the region's capacity by 2030, with build costs of about USD 11–13m per megawatt.