The NourNet AI Agent Platform made its debut at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh as Saudi digital services provider NourNet concluded its participation at the technology event. During the exhibition, the company launched the beta version of its business platform, detailed a major infrastructure expansion, and entered into multiple agreements with regional and international technology vendors.
Capabilities of the NourNet AI Agent Platform
The NourNet AI Agent Platform provides organizations across Saudi Arabia with a domestic foundation for deploying artificial intelligence systems. It combines agentic intelligence with inference-as-a-service to automate operational tasks, execute multi-step workflows, and process internal enterprise data. Hosted within domestic facilities, the system supports multilingual and Arabic-tuned models while ensuring customer data stays strictly inside the Kingdom.
Engineered for corporate and government use cases, the tool allows teams to configure and run digital agents across various business units. Consequently, organizations can adopt autonomous software workflows while complying with regional data residency requirements.
Data Center Expansion Reaches 10 MW Capacity
In addition to the software release, NourNet announced the expansion of its main data center facility. The site now operates with a total capacity of 10 MW and accommodates up to 750 server racks. This additional physical footprint gives government bodies, regulated industries, enterprises, and hyperscalers increased local capacity to run mission-critical computing and AI workloads.
The expanded facility provides the necessary power and space to handle hardware from advanced computers and high-density computing clusters, meeting the rising local demand for specialized computing capacity.
Strategic Technology Agreements and Executive Meetings
To support its services portfolio, NourNet finalized agreements with several technology partners during the conference. The partner list includes HPE, Rebellions, Red Bull MOBILE, TLS, Systems Arabia, Scality, Protectt AI, and EnableNow. Furthermore, NourNet executives conducted high-level meetings with representatives from Microsoft, Fortinet, Cloudflare, Splunk, and Veeam to coordinate future service deployments in areas like cybersecurity and digital storage.
“For more than two decades, NourNet has focused on bringing world-class technology capability within reach of organizations in the Kingdom – locally, securely, and on their terms. The launch of our new AI Agent Platform is a natural next step in that journey: it gives Saudi organizations a sovereign foundation to adopt AI at scale, keeping their data and workloads inside the Kingdom while unlocking the full potential of intelligent agents.”
Eng. Amjad A. Hafez, Chief Executive Officer of NourNet
Digital Infrastructure and Managed Services
Throughout the event, NourNet presented services spanning cloud computing, enterprise connectivity, and managed operations. The company demonstrated how its local data center and network assets integrate with modern corporate workflows to deliver reliable telecom and IT management across the Kingdom.
