SAN JOSE, CA, May 19, 2025 – Super Micro Computer, Inc. has announced that it has entered into a partnership under a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with DataVolt to build hyperscale AI campuses in Saudi Arabia.
“Supermicro is thrilled to work together in this important effort to deliver significantly enhanced computing power for the next generation of AI infrastructure,” said Charles Liang, president and CEO of Supermicro. “We are excited to collaborate with DataVolt to bring our advanced AI systems featuring the latest direct liquid cooling technology (DLC-2) powered by local renewable, sustainable, and net-zero green technology.”
This collaboration will speed up the delivery of Supermicro’s GPU platforms, storage, and rack PnP systems for DataVolt’s gigawatt-class renewable and net-zero AI campuses. This gives customers broader reach and improved sustainability. Supermicro’s liquid cooling solutions cut power costs by up to 40%, reduce deployment time, and improve data center efficiency with lower power usage effectiveness (PUE). As a solution provider for enterprise and cloud data centers, Supermicro will supply a tested and optimized IT package. This includes AI and compute servers, networking, storage, racks, and liquid cooling technology. Supermicro’s liquid cooling systems help data center solutions deploy the recent AI infrastructure while lowering total cost of ownership (TCO) by up to 20%.
The collaboration depends on negotiating and signing one or more definitive agreements between the parties. The estimated minimum market value of the products involved in the transaction is $20 billion. This highlights the partnership between the two companies to develop large-scale AI infrastructure.
Source: SuperMicro
About Super Micro Computer, Inc.
Super Micro Computer Inc., commonly known as Supermicro, develops and supplies high-performance computing systems and related technologies. Established in 1993 and based in San Jose, CA, the company designs and manufactures servers, storage platforms, networking hardware, and management software. Its products support workloads in areas such as enterprise IT, cloud infrastructure, AI, 5G, and edge deployments. As of June 2023, Supermicro employed around 5,126 people worldwide. In fiscal year 2024, the company reported approximately $15 billion in revenue, reflecting continued demand for scalable computing solutions across various sectors. Supermicro’s approach emphasizes system-level integration, modular designs, and power-efficient configurations suited for dense, performance-critical environments.
About DataVolt
DataVolt, founded in 2023 and based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, develops and operates high-density data centers with a focus on energy efficiency and renewable power. It is a subsidiary of Vision Invest, a Saudi investment firm with large-scale infrastructure holdings. DataVolt provides services such as wholesale colocation, powered shells, and custom-built facilities, primarily for sectors like cloud computing, telecommunications, and AI. Its data centers are designed to reduce environmental impact through the use of sustainable energy sources and advanced thermal management systems. The company has a presence beyond Saudi Arabia, with operations in Dubai and CA. Its involvement in projects such as a $20 billion AI data center initiative – indicates its scale and direction. DataVolt is positioning itself to meet the rising demand for reliable, efficient digital infrastructure in emerging and established markets.