Saudi sovereign AI infrastructure company OmniOps launched Bunyan Inference Hub. The platform gives governments, enterprises, startups, and developers access to open-source AI models and computing resources. Customer data and workloads remain hosted in Saudi Arabia.
What users get
Customers can choose from a catalog of AI models or bring their own. They can buy predefined token bundles across supported models and workloads. Organizations needing more capacity or isolation can use dedicated GPU infrastructure.
Company context
OmniOps launched Bunyan, a sovereign Inference as a Service platform, in July 2025. That service supports text, vision, and speech applications with data sovereignty controls. The company later partnered with NourNet to develop and operate Bunyan for enterprise AI solutions.
How the platform runs
A proprietary inference optimization engine adapts AI models to available hardware. It works across different GPUs and AI accelerators instead of one hardware provider. Customers can set usage limits and track token consumption across teams.
Saudi-based entities increased AI spending by 124% year over year, according to ServiceNow. They plan to direct 20% of IT budgets to AI solutions until 2027. Gartner expects global AI inference spending to hit $23.3 billion by the end of 2026.