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DAMAC Digital reaches 6 GW AI data-center landbank

DAMAC Digital + DAMAC Group + global hyperscaler partners

Primary sourcePress release only2026-06-02
Deal structureGlobal AI data-center platform landbank / high-density cloud and sovereign infrastructure buildout
GeographyNorth America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, the Nordics, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines
Infrastructure layersData centers + cloud capacity + cooling + construction / EPC
Disclosed scale6,000 MW planned IT-capacity landbank across 13 countries and 35+ sites, with 2 GW of operational capacity targeted by the end of Q1 2028, more than 700 MW targeted across 14+ sites by Q1 2027, and eight sites expected operational by the end of 2026

Why it matters

The strategic read

Adds another multi-GW private data-center platform to the AI buildout map. DAMAC Digital is not announcing one campus; it is assembling a cross-region landbank, construction organization and liquid-cooled design template for hyperscaler, cloud, sovereign and AI workloads. The important signal is the operating-capacity ramp: 700 MW targeted by Q1 2027 and 2 GW by Q1 2028, with over 90% of facilities designed for liquid cooling and five global hyperscaler partnerships already signed.

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What was disclosed

  1. 01

    DAMAC Digital announced on June 2, 2026 that its planned IT-capacity landbank reached 6,000 MW across 13 countries and a planned portfolio of more than 35 sites.

  2. 02

    DAMAC Digital is owned by DAMAC Group and describes itself as a global digital infrastructure provider headquartered in Dubai.

  3. 03

    The release says the expansion is driven by accelerating demand for AI, cloud computing and digital infrastructure.

  4. 04

    DAMAC Digital is targeting 2 GW of operational capacity by the end of Q1 2028.

  5. 05

    DAMAC Digital said it has broken ground on 10 new sites in the last five months, with eight sites expected to be operational by the end of 2026.

  6. 06

    By Q1 2027, DAMAC Digital is targeting more than 700 MW of operational capacity across more than 14 sites.

  7. 07

    The company said it has signed partnerships with five global hyperscalers.

  8. 08

    DAMAC Digital said it has already achieved operational capacity in Saudi Arabia and Thailand.

  9. 09

    The release lists European expansion markets including Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey and the Nordic region.

  10. 10

    The release lists Asian expansion markets including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.

  11. 11

    DAMAC Digital said its facilities serve hyperscalers, cloud service providers, enterprises and AI-driven workloads.

  12. 12

    The release says more than 90% of DAMAC Digital data centers are designed with liquid-cooling infrastructure to support the latest generation of AI accelerators, including NVIDIA Vera Rubin.

  13. 13

    DAMAC Digital said DAMAC Group experience in land acquisition, development, construction and large-scale project delivery supports site acquisition, permitting, zoning and fast capacity delivery.

Disclosure boundary

What is known—and what is not

Primary DAMAC Digital / PRNewswire announcement. Public materials disclose DAMAC Digital ownership, 6,000 MW planned IT-capacity landbank, 13-country / 35+ site portfolio, 2 GW Q1 2028 operating target, 700+ MW Q1 2027 operating target, 10 recent site groundbreakings, eight end-2026 operational targets, five global hyperscaler partnerships, operating presence in Saudi Arabia and Thailand, regional expansion geographies, liquid-cooling design share, AI-accelerator support and DAMAC Group delivery role. Public materials do not disclose the individual site list, customer names, hyperscaler contract terms, site-by-site MW allocations, land-control documents, power-service agreements, financing stack, construction / EPC awards, utility interconnection terms, cooling vendors, data-hall/rack designs, phase-by-phase capex, binding delivery milestones, customer remedies or whether all 6 GW of planned capacity is backed by final permits and committed tenants.