One company that designs, builds, and operates the physical and intelligent infrastructure behind AI, from edge nodes to sovereign-scale campuses.
The Al Naslaa rock in Tayma, Saudi Arabia, is a single sandstone monolith cleaved by a razor-straight fissure so precise it looks laser-cut. Each half balances on its own pedestal, neither collapsing nor closing. It is nature's own feat of engineering.
Physical build and AI intelligence, split by discipline, united as one company.
The impossible cut is our standard: modular, tender-ready, manufactured accuracy.
Mission-critical infrastructure designed for the Gulf and to run for decades.
Compute demand is exploding while the region pivots from oil to digital. Vision 2030, sovereign-AI mandates, and data-residency rules are pulling infrastructure onshore. AI is energy- and heat-constrained, yet the Gulf has what it needs most: abundant cheap power and the capital to deploy at scale.
Vision 2030 and national-cloud strategies require compute and data in-region, which favors local operators.
Power at ~$0.05–0.06/kWh plus a solar build-out turns a global cost problem into a regional edge.
PIF, Mubadala, MGX and global infra investors are actively funding digital infrastructure across the GCC.
Modular, prefabricated delivery compresses build time from years to months, matching demand.
Across the six GCC states, the data-center market is compounding at ~18% a year, while vacancy in the core hubs is near zero. Demand is outrunning supply.
Hyperscalers and sovereign programs chase 50–100 MW+ mega-sites. That leaves the distributed 1–10 MW edge layer wide open: closer to users, faster to deploy, and growing faster than the market. We start there, and then scale to campus.
Saudi Arabia anchors the volume; the UAE sets the pace; the rest add reach, redundancy and data residency.
~1% vacancy · cheap, reliable power · LNG & industrial AI, data localization.
Subsea landings (Salalah, Muscat) · free zones, 100% ownership · low competition.
Redundancy & cross-border low-latency · edge for local government & enterprise.
Most AI-factory projects are stitched together from a modular vendor, an MEP contractor, an integrator, and a software firm. That means four contracts and four blame lines. Al Naslaa is all four, unified.
Reference-engineered, tender-ready campus and edge designs.
Modular fabrication, precision MEP, mission-critical delivery.
Brick OS runs the plant: observed, simulated, optimized.
Performance rises after commissioning, not just at handover.
What used to require several specialist firms now lives inside Al Naslaa as one delivery system: the physical trades unified with the software that runs them.
Brick OS is Al Naslaa's product: the intelligence half of the monolith.
A repeatable AI-factory stack, sold as a full campus, a phased expansion path, or a distributed edge network. Not isolated boxes, software, or EPC packages.
GPU racks, busbar distribution, whitespace topology, network-ready halls.
Cold plates, CDUs, prefabricated manifolds, secondary loop, dry coolers.
A/B/C feeds, hybrid redundancy, switchgear, transformers, energy routing.
Grid, solar, battery storage, dispatch logic, cost & resiliency layer.
Brick OS: digital twin, DCIM, monitoring, optimization, simulation.
Start at the edge for speed and recurring revenue; scale into campuses for anchor tenants and utilization. The same modular stack, from 2 MW edge blocks to 100 MW campuses.
| Product | IT Capacity | Rack Density | Racks | Primary Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edge POD-2 | 1–2 MW | 32–100+ kW | 8–16 | Inference · airport / metro edge · mini-nodes BEACHHEAD |
| POD-10 | 10 MW | 150–250 kW | 32–48 | Regional AI cluster / single-hall deployment |
| POD-50 | 50 MW | 200–350 kW | 120–160 | AI cloud region / sovereign training block |
| POD-100 | 100 MW | 350–400 kW | 250–320 | Large training campus / phased mega-site SOVEREIGN |
Sold as owned campuses, leased deployments, or embedded whitespace · air-cooled ~1.3 PUE · direct-to-chip ~1.2 PUE.
The differentiator isn't only what gets built; it's how the AI factory is observed, modeled, optimized, and operated over time. Brick OS turns a static facility into a continuously improving platform.
Unified DCIM + BMS, alarms, power chain, telemetry, asset & capacity visibility.
Digital twin, what-if planning, thermal simulation, redundancy & failure analysis.
Closed-loop orchestration across compute, cooling, power and reporting.
ML/RL control of cooling, pumps, setpoints, energy dispatch & compute efficiency.
Illustrative figures from Brick reference models · combines LSTM forecasting with tuned DDPG / TD3 / SAC reinforcement-learning agents.
The GCC has abundant, cheap energy, yet grid connection and substation lead times still bottleneck large and edge sites. We bypass the queue with behind-the-meter generation, and we keep the grid for redundancy.
On-site generation bypasses multi-year grid and substation queues.
Dedicated generation delivers always-on power, not grid-dependent reliability.
Flare and associated gas turn a waste liability into low-cost, on-site fuel.
Reduced external dependency, and a clear path to solar, storage, and SMRs.
Fastest speed-to-power; leverages GCC gas abundance.
Clean, modular, efficient on-site power.
World-class irradiance; strong ESG appeal.
Always-on, carbon-free baseload at scale.
Regional fabrication & assembly reduce dependency on fragmented vendor chains, giving a stronger sovereign narrative for critical-infrastructure buyers.
Reuse one product stack across edge nodes, regional pods, and campuses: faster sales cycles, a clearer proposition, and repeatable economics.
Brick OS sits on top of the physical plant; performance improves after deployment, with differentiated PUE, uptime and energy economics.
One engineered product family, four ways to monetize it.
Build-own-operate; wholesale colocation revenue per kW / committed capacity.
Anchor-tenant deployments and leased capacity on long-term contracts.
Modular capacity dropped inside third-party facilities.
Capacity paired with storage & dispatch, sold as energy-linked infrastructure.
Reference/illustrative economics, to be confirmed by site-level modelling. Funding mix: equity (investors / SWFs), project debt, and anchor-tenant pre-commitments.
A conservative plan: modular edge blocks first, then scaling to campus. Figures are illustrative and benchmark-based.
Seed / Series A equity to build the first 5 MW in the UAE and reach break-even. A ~$25M pilot tranche can close first.
Illustrative only; not a forecast or an offer of securities. Requires site-level modelling.
Launch 2–5 MW edge blocks into the tightest-supply market, capturing premium margins from <2.4% vacancy.
Add edge plus mid-size / JV campuses, with land, power, and free-zone / CCSEZ advantages.
Qatar, Kuwait & Bahrain edge nodes for redundancy; then scale successful models to campus.
We land with telcos and enterprises for fast pilots and recurring revenue, and we scale with hyperscalers and sovereign programs for volume.
e& · du · STC · Omantel · Ooredoo
5G / MEC edge nodes and low-latency distributed compute.
BFSI · manufacturing / IoT · healthcare · media
Low-latency processing, data residency, and Industry 4.0.
G42 · SDAIA · HUMAIN · NEOM
Sovereign AI, compliance, and reliable behind-the-meter power.
Edge offload, overflow, and low-latency inference beyond their large campuses.
$15B+ UAE via G42 / Stargate
$5.3B+ KSA · Bahrain region
NEOM & Vision 2030 cloud
UAE & KSA cloud regions
Named companies are targets, not confirmed relationships.
Al Naslaa is built to sit at the center of the Gulf's digital-infrastructure ecosystem: an AI-adjacent platform that plugs into capital, connectivity, energy, and demand.
PIF · Mubadala · MGX and global infrastructure investors.
e& · STC · Omantel for 5G / MEC edge and fiber.
ADNOC · ACWA Power · Masdar for gas, flare gas, and solar.
Cloud, sovereign-AI programs and enterprises as anchor demand.
GPU, cooling and switchgear partners integrated into our stack.
Vision 2030 bodies, CCSEZ and data-residency frameworks.
Named partners are illustrative targets, not confirmed relationships.
FOUNDER · CAPITAL MARKETS
Founder of Al Naslaa. Leads capital formation and investor strategy, and structures the platform's financing and growth capital across the Gulf.
MANUFACTURING & DELIVERY
Regional manufacturing & EPC delivery; design-for-manufacture, supply chain, deployment speed.
AI, ENERGY & STRATEGY
Architect of Brick OS; infrastructure finance, energy systems, AI-native ops. Ex-J.P. Morgan / Morgan Stanley, $5B+ executed.
INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION
Data-center domain leader; founder of InfraMercs, STT GDC & DCAP.ph; ex-CTO Exodus Communications.
Product-definition & reference-design engagement to lock topology, power, CapEx and supply chain.
Deploy an edge node or modular block to validate thermal architecture, software and the playbook.
Progress into a flagship campus, an owner-operate model, or a sovereign joint venture.
Raising $75M, targeting close by 30 September 2026.
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