From developing advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models to deploying quantum computing breakthroughs, Aramco is leveraging digital innovation at an industrial scale across its global operations.
AI is already helping Aramco to manage facility downtime, predict maintenance issues and optimize energy production by utilizing more than 10 billion data points daily.
Aramco recorded $1.8 billion of AI-driven Technology Realized Value in 2024, identifying 442 use case s for AI in the company’s operations and more than 200 solutions already deployed with a further 100+ in development in late 2025.
The company’s progress towards embedding AI-driven solutions throughout its business, has reached a new milestone with plans to acquire a significant minority stake in HUMAIN, a Public Investment Fund (PIF) company developing AI data solutions globally.
HUMAIN
The proposed investment would unify the AI assets, capabilities and talent of PIF and Aramco, to accelerate their growth in the AI sector.
HUMAIN is developing full-stack AI capabilities across four core areas: next-generation data centers, hyper-performance infrastructure and cloud platforms, advanced AI models (including ALLAM, one of the world’s most powerful multimodal Arabic large language models), and transformative AI solutions.
HUMAIN will deploy Saudi Arabia’s first NVIDIA Omniverse Cloud to simulate and test physical AI solutions with digital twins.
Aramco is also leveraging quantum computing to analyze vast amounts of current and historic seismic data to develop more detailed subsurface imaging.
NVIDIA
The company has deployed one of the first supercomputers of its kind in the region, powered by NVIDIA Graphical Processing Units. Designed to accelerate complex computing tasks related to drilling plans and well placement, it joins a number of other cutting-edge digital solutions which are enhancing facility monitoring and performance.
The company’s ongoing investment in digital transformation relies on a workforce with the skills needed to continue our legacy of innovation, which is why Aramco is committed to investing in the human capital capable of powering our technological ambitions.
Aramco has already committed to training more than 6,000 AI developers as part of this process, collaborating with institutions that include Imperial College, Caltech and KAUST.
Through such continuous investment in developing our people and technology, Aramco has established a reputation for innovation, creativity and diversity of thought. The World Economic Forum has recognized Aramco’s use of artificial intelligence and other cutting-edge technologies across its facilities, with five Global Lighthouse Awards to date.
These latest AI-driven initiatives are strengthening Aramco’s digital leadership and helping to establish a robust AI ecosystem to power our progress in the decades to come.
