Dubai Islamic Bank and Emirates NBD are fueling the expansion further, committing over $260 million to bolster Turkcell’s infrastructure
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A photograph taken from Ankara Castle shows the Turkish capital's urban skyline
Gulf investors are doubling down on Turkey’s digital future, with UAE-based Khazna planning a major AI hub and 100MW data center in Ankara.
The facility marks the latest in a wave of high-profile investments transforming Turkey into a regional tech powerhouse, Arabian Gulf Business Insight reports.
E-commerce giant Trendyol, meanwhile, has joined forces with Castle Investments, led by Gulf Data Hub founder Tarek Al Ashram, to develop a $500 million data center in Turkey’s capital.
Dubai Islamic Bank and Emirates NBD are fueling the expansion further, committing over $260 million to bolster Turkcell’s infrastructure.