Civil engineering company Jacobs has announced its role in the Neom port project Oxagon, emphasizing pride despite ongoing human rights concerns linked to the region.
Jacobs is providing technical and environmental advisory services to DataVolt as part of a $5 billion (£3.8 billion) initiative. The project aims to create a fully sustainable, net-zero data centre ecosystem.
DataVolt is developing an artificial intelligence factory campus within Oxagon, Neom's advanced industrial city. This site is designed to meet increasing global AI data processing needs while maintaining net-zero carbon emissions.
The campus is designed to operate entirely on renewable energy, incorporating advanced cooling technologies and energy-efficient architectural features to minimize environmental impact.
“Designed to operate at net zero, the facility will help meet rising global demand for AI data processing while minimizing carbon emissions.”
Jacobs proudly supports the ambitious Neom Oxagon project, advancing sustainable AI infrastructure while navigating regional human rights challenges.