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Qatar’s Ooredoo wades into Gulf’s AI data centre rivalry

Telecoms company borrows $550mn to build computing warehouses for artificial intelligence applications
An Ooredoo data centre. Gulf nations are betting heavily on AI to diversify their hydrocarbon-dependent economies

Qatari telecoms company Ooredoo is borrowing QR2bn ($550mn) to expand its regional network of data centres, as the gas-rich Gulf nation seeks to capitalise on the information highway running through the Middle East.

Ooredoo is majority-owned by the Qatari government but listed and independently managed. Its data centre subsidiary, Mena Digital Hub, has obtained the 10-year financing facility from three Qatari banks and aims to overhaul and expand its data centres to meet demand for artificial intelligence applications. 

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