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Syntys
Qatar · Data centres & AI infrastructure · Private · Founded 2025
Carrier-neutral data-centre company carved out of Ooredoo Group's regional data-centre operations (formerly MENA Digital Hub) and launched on 11 March 2025 with initial capital of US$1 billion, led by Chief Executive Officer Sunita Bottse. It targets more than 120 MW of installed capacity across MENA by 2030. In January 2026 it acquired Q Data QFZ LLC, which runs two Tier III facilities in the Qatar Free Zones (5 MW live and 7.5 MW under development), taking its live IT capacity in Qatar to 26 MW according to Ooredoo. Its data centres host Ooredoo's sovereign AI cloud in Qatar. In February 2025 Ooredoo agreed that Iron Mountain would take a minority equity stake in its carrier-neutral data-centre platform; the stake size was not disclosed. It publishes no financial statements.
Verified · updated 19 Oct 2026
Key facts
120 MW
Announced capacity
Regional target for MENA by 2030 (more than 120 MW); not live capacity.
Ooredoo Group·regional target, as stated Jan 2026·source dated 20 Jan 2026·updated 19 Oct 2026·About this indicator
26 MW
Operational capacity
Live IT capacity in Qatar only, as stated by Ooredoo Group; not a MENA total and not added to the regional target.
Ooredoo Group·live in Qatar, as stated Jan 2026·source dated 20 Jan 2026·updated 19 Oct 2026·About this indicator
Ownership and relationships
- designs and operates the data centres hostingOoredoo Sovereign AI CloudSyntys · source dated 8 Jul 2025 ↗
- Chief Executive Officer:Sunita BottseOoredoo Group · source dated 20 Jan 2026 ↗
- carved out of:OoredooOoredoo Group · as of 20 Jan 2026 ↗
Key people
- Sunita Bottse · Chief Executive Officer, Syntys
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Sources
- Ooredoo Group · ooredoo.com