Who operates Dammam Microsoft Azure 001?

Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 is operated by Microsoft.

Where is Dammam Microsoft Azure 001?

Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 is in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, in the Saudi Arabia data centre market.

Is Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 operational?

Not yet. Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 has been announced and is not recorded as operational.

How much power capacity does Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 have?

DC Atlas records 80 MW as Dammam Microsoft Azure 001's under construction. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

Dammam Microsoft Azure 001

Name: Dammam Microsoft Azure 001
Address: Dammam, Saudi Arabia

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History

1 November 2026Announcement
Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 — announced
Microsoft today confirmed its Saudi Arabia East datacenter region will be available to customers in November 2026
Source: news.microsoft.com
31 August 2026Announcement
Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 — announced
Microsoft today confirmed its Saudi Arabia East datacenter region will be available to customers in November 2026, enabling government and private sector organizations to access supported Microsoft cloud and AI services and host eligible workloads and data locally in the Kingdom.
Source: news.microsoft.com

Questions about Dammam Microsoft Azure 001

Who operates Dammam Microsoft Azure 001?: Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 is operated by Microsoft.
Where is Dammam Microsoft Azure 001?: Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 is in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, in the Saudi Arabia data centre market.
Is Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 operational?: Not yet. Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 has been announced and is not recorded as operational.
How much power capacity does Dammam Microsoft Azure 001 have?: DC Atlas records 80 MW as Dammam Microsoft Azure 001's under construction. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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