Sovereign AI Compute Infrastructure for the Levant. Starting in Jordan.
A 100 MW data center campus purpose-built for AI, cloud, enterprise, and government workloads — creating the infrastructure foundation for Jordan's digital future.
Infrastructure for the AI Era
NUJUM16 is Jordan's sovereign compute infrastructure — built to power AI, cloud, and government workloads across the Levant and Iraq.
Every AI Model Begins With Power
Compute begins with energy. Energy creates capability. Capability creates economic growth. NUJUM16 powers Jordan today and is expanding its sovereign infrastructure vision across the Levant.
- 5 MW confirmed on-site, scalable to 100 MW
- Adjacent to Jordan's southern transmission corridor
Phase 1 · Active — 5 MW live, engineered to 100 MW
LONGITUDE: 35.9771° E
Built at a Strategic Crossroads
Location: Al-Jiza, Amman Governorate, Jordan
Al-Jiza, Amman Governorate · 7 km south of QAIA
- Site secured and owned by ALBS Holding with existing industrial structures on-site.
- 5 MW power confirmed on-site, scalable to 100 MW.
- On-site technical visit completed, December 2025.
- HVAC site inspection completed by PETRA Engineering.
- Solar feasibility study completed by Maani Solar.
Built for Efficient Scale
A co-location model integrating renewable and conventional energy.Grid power confirmed and contracted, complemented by on-site solar PV.EMRC Net-Billing compliant.
Confirmed, contracted grid power forms the resilient base load, complemented by on-site solar PV under an EMRC Net-Billing arrangement — lowering both cost and carbon intensity.
Scaling Compute for the Region
A milestone-gated rollout from 2 MW at Q4 2026 to a 100 MW sovereign-grade campus.
Local enterprise and government onboarding
Proof of operations
Anchor offtaker activation
Backed ByMinistry of Digital Economy & Entrepreneurship · Ministry of Investment · Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources · Energy & Minerals Regulatory Commission · Telecommunications Regulatory Commission · Jordan Electric Power Company
Three Regional Imperatives, One Sovereign Foundation
Economic Modernisation Vision 2033
Data centers, AI, and digital infrastructure are central pillars of EMV. NUJUM16 contributes directly to the 4% GDP growth target.
Data Sovereignty Agenda
Jordanian law mandates domestic data storage. NUJUM16 delivers the sovereign-grade infrastructure required to meet that mandate.
Digital Export Strategy
Positions Jordan as an international platform for sovereign cloud, AI, and compute service exports across the Levant, Gulf, and beyond.
Data Sovereignty Is a National Security Imperative — NUJUM16 Delivers It.
Governments across the Levant are mandating that AI workloads remain within national borders. NUJUM16 is designed from the ground up as a certified sovereign compute environment.
The Data Embassy model ensures that all critical workloads are processed and stored strictly within Jordanian jurisdiction — immune to extraterritorial reach.
Built in Jordan,
Designed for the Region.
NUJUM16 anchors Jordan's data, AI, and cloud capabilities in sovereign infrastructure — built for resilience, interoperability, and long-term national value.
Government and Sovereign Entities
Secure foundations for national systems, data sovereignty, and digital public services.
Hyperscalers and GPU Cloud Platforms
Strategic compute capacity for advanced AI, research, and global workloads.
Banking, Financial Services, and Telecoms
Low-latency, high-assurance infrastructure for mission-critical financial and connectivity services.
Healthcare, Energy, and Enterprise AI
Sector-specific solutions that unlock intelligence, efficiency, and sustainable growth.
Smart City and Cross-Border Digital Programmes
Connected ecosystems that extend Jordan's digital leadership across the region.
The Regional Vision
The Infrastructure Behind the Levant's AI Future.
NUJUM16 begins in Jordan, but its purpose extends beyond borders — creating sovereign AI infrastructure that strengthens resilience, enables regional collaboration, and powers the next generation of digital economies across the Levant.
Building the capabilities that will shape Jordan's digital future.
Creating infrastructure that serves both present needs and future generations.
Protecting the systems, data, and relationships that enable digital progress.
Delivering infrastructure that meets the highest international standards.
Expanding opportunity through technology, talent, and economic growth.