A live fleet, engineered for density and uptime
ALPS designs, builds and operates high-density computing sites end to end, totalling 425 MW of contracted capacity and approximately 51,000 machines, with the Middle East as our flagship region.
Two flagship sites in Oman
163 MW across Taqah and Duqm, in partnership with Green Data City, the country's first government-licensed data center hub. Taqah is operational; Duqm is under construction. Select a site for detail.
Taqah, Dhofar
ALPS entered Oman in 2023 through a strategic partnership with Green Data City. Powered by natural gas, with installed high-voltage infrastructure already supporting up to 150 MW. Monitored 24/7 via ALPS proprietary software and PLC telemetry.
Aligned with Oman Vision 2040, a stable regulatory framework, government-backed energy infrastructure and strong expansion potential.
Under Construction
Duqm, Al Wusta
A strategically important location for the Sultanate and a key hub for future economic and industrial development. Once operational, the site would draw on strong energy availability, supported by connection to the northern national grid, with favourable climatic conditions and significant expansion potential.
At the centre of a long-term government vision to attract major infrastructure investment and drive regional growth.
* Planned figures. The site is under construction and not yet operational.
Built for technical due diligence
Headline fleet figures, maintained in a single source of truth and confirmed before publication.
* Includes the Duqm site, currently under construction. Taqah is operational at 83 MW · 5.5 EH/s.
Where unused energy meets a national strategy
Oman holds significant natural gas reserves that, for years, remained economically underutilised, distant from demand, with limited industrial infrastructure to convert them into lasting value.
Through a long-term partnership with Green Data City, ALPS builds and operates industrial-scale compute infrastructure that turns that energy into productive capacity, within Oman Vision 2040. Stranded resources become industrial revenues, new infrastructure gets built, and local operations take root.
Aligned with Oman Vision 2040, the Sultanate's framework for economic diversification and digital infrastructure.