The Khazna (Khazna) data centers, a world leader in digital infrastructure, announced the rupture of two new facilities in the EAU, marking the continuous expansion of their footprint of the data center in the country.
The two new-AUH4 centers in Mafraq and Auh8 in the city of Masdar are located in Abu Dhabi, and will join Qaj1, the installation that progresses rapidly in Ajman, which is announced as the first optimized data center of AI-AI-AI in the region.
The growing number of data centers is expected to play a crucial role in supporting the growth of digital services and AI based on the EAU.
Support for UAES AI ambitions
“The EAU economy is rapidly transforming as industries in all areas continue to embed the AI in more of their critical processes. This is creating an unprecedented capacity demand for optimized infrastructure AI-AI, and we are proud to meet, Cherhno.
“The establishment of AUH4 and AUH8, as well as the strong progress we are doing in Qaj1, reaffirms our position as a key facilitator of the future economy that is currently being built in the EAU,” he said.
The company said that AUH4 and AUH8 will substantially expand the cloud hosting capacity of the region and will provide a combined capacity of 60MW.
Due to its completion in December 2026 and August 2026, respectively, Khazna is using a modular design architecture to improve the duration of construction phase efficiency, with minimal waste and faster construction deadlines.
By using adiabatic free cooling to improve cooling efficiency, these data centers are configured to offer effective figures (PUE) of leading energy use in the industry for the region, the company said.
The steel structures for the qaj1 installation in ajman are complete and the initial phase of the project must be completed in December 2026, he said.
With the large -scale AI infrastructure, it is a strategic priority for the Emirates, the aggressive construction deadlines of the three facilities will help the EAU to meet their ambitious objectives of digital transformation.
