Riyadh - Sharikat Mubasher: HUMAIN, a leader in developing and managing advanced AI technologies and infrastructure, announced its collaboration with Brain Co. to co-develop and commercialize enterprise AI solutions for customers across Saudi Arabia.
The partnership was announced at LEAP 2026 and aims to develop integrated solutions designed to move enterprise AI from individual use cases into production environments and business-critical workflows, HUMAIN stated in a press release yesterday.
The collaboration will bring together HUMAIN’s proprietary AI models, HUMAIN Brain platform, and AI infrastructure with Brain Co.’s agentic AI, workflow, and enterprise application capabilities.
HUMAIN will lead go-to-market activities, customer engagement, platform integration, and delivery in Saudi Arabia, while Brain Co. will contribute its technology, implementation resources, and technical expertise to support the development and deployment of joint solutions.
Tareq Amin, CEO of HUMAIN, stated that combining HUMAIN’s full AI stack with Brain Co.’s agentic and enterprise capabilities creates a practical path to put AI to work inside organizations at scale.
The collaboration expands HUMAIN’s approach to enterprise AI by connecting infrastructure, models, platforms and applications into deployable solutions.
For his part, Fawaz Farooqui, senior advisor at Brain Co., commented: “Our collaboration with HUMAIN brings together complementary capabilities across the enterprise AI stack. By combining Brain Co.’s agentic AI and workflow technology with HUMAIN’s models, platform and infrastructure, we can build solutions that connect advanced AI directly to the processes and applications organizations rely on every day.”
The collaboration between HUMAIN and Brain Co. sets a framework for both companies to jointly identify, develop, and commercialize new enterprise AI solutions as customer requirements evolve.
LEAP2026 takes place from 31 August to 3 September under the theme “Into New Worlds,” bringing together thousands of companies, startups, investors, and technology experts. It is expected to attract more than 1,000 global speakers and experts, 1,800 technology companies, 600 startups, and 1,900 investors and venture capital representatives.
