Northern Gulf
Middle East
- Capacity
- 750 MW
- AI Compute
- 48 EFLOPs
- Renewable
- 68%
- Est. Jobs
- 4,200
About D-AI
One nation. One infrastructure. One sovereign intelligence.
We build sovereign AI systems that enable every nation to own, govern, and operate its intelligence independently — establishing the global standard for national AI infrastructure.
“Hello, World.” From day one, our vision has been clear — to ensure that data remains within sovereign borders, AI is governed by national laws, and every country has the capability to shape its own intelligent future.
D-AI is a United States company, incorporated in the State of Delaware, partnering with governments and enterprises worldwide to build and operate sovereign AI infrastructure.
1.2GW
Power under design
40k+
GPUs deployed
9
Sovereign programs
100%
In-border data
What we believe
Principles that govern the way we build.
01
Sovereignty by design
Every system we build assumes data stays within national borders and intelligence is governed by national law. Sovereignty is not a feature we add — it is the architecture.
02
Infrastructure, not dependency
We hand nations the capability to operate their own intelligence. No black boxes, no perpetual reliance on foreign clouds — full operational ownership.
03
Engineering at national scale
From gigawatt power design to liquid-cooled GPU halls, we treat AI as critical national infrastructure and engineer it to the standard that demands.
Our trajectory
From a single mission to global infrastructure.
2023
Founded
D-AI is established with a singular mission: sovereign AI for every nation.
2023
First sovereign cluster
Initial liquid-cooled GPU deployment brought online for a national partner.
2024
Gigafactory program
Launch of the end-to-end gigafactory design and build-out practice.
2025
LLM Box
Sovereign inference appliance shipped to enterprise and government.
2026
Global footprint
Sovereign infrastructure operating across multiple continents.
Leadership
The team building sovereign intelligence.
Bijan Burnard
Co-Founder & Global Chairman
Jonathan Mileshik
Global COO
Brad McGann
Global Security Officer
Cyrille Leroy
Executive Engineering Officer
Joshua Pelkin
Executive Cybersecurity Officer
Hatim Daudi
Executive LLM Development Officer
Global deployments
Sovereign programs, delivered one nation at a time.
Each project is a standalone national supercomputer — no shared cloud, no external control. A global program, delivered one nation at a time.
Global Sovereign Program
Nordic Belt
Northern Europe
- Capacity
- 500 MW
- AI Compute
- 32 EFLOPs
- Renewable
- 96%
- Est. Jobs
- 2,800
Andes Highlands
South America
- Capacity
- 420 MW
- AI Compute
- 24 EFLOPs
- Renewable
- 82%
- Est. Jobs
- 3,100
Sub-Saharan Corridor
Africa
- Capacity
- 600 MW
- AI Compute
- 38 EFLOPs
- Renewable
- 74%
- Est. Jobs
- 5,400
Indo-Pacific
Southeast Asia
- Capacity
- 900 MW
- AI Compute
- 60 EFLOPs
- Renewable
- 58%
- Est. Jobs
- 6,700
Central Plains
North America
- Capacity
- 1.2 GW
- AI Compute
- 80 EFLOPs
- Renewable
- 71%
- Est. Jobs
- 7,900
Flagship facilities
Live infrastructure, already on the ground.
Operational data centre and cable-landing assets anchoring sovereign connectivity across the Gulf and wider MENA region.
Hyperscale Data Center
center3 AlKhobar Data Center
Al Khobar, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
A carrier-grade regional facility anchoring high-density enterprise and cloud workloads across the MENA region, spanning ten purpose-built data halls.
- Floor Area
- 35,000 m²
- Power Capacity
- 24.4 MW
- Data Halls
- 10
- Rack Capacity
- 1,500
- Ten data halls engineered for high-density regional cloud demand
- Backs enterprise workloads and telecommunication backhaul
- Tied into a redundant national backhaul network
Cable Landing Station
Salam Khobar CLS
Corniche Road, Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
A key international network corridor and submarine cable landing station on the Gulf coast, providing direct terrestrial and subsea routing across the region.
- Role
- Cable Landing
- Subsea System
- FALCON
- Grade
- Carrier-grade
- Corridor
- Eastern Gateway
- Direct routing toward Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait and the UAE
- Highly secure, carrier-grade cable landing infrastructure
- Integrated into Salam's redundant national backhaul network