Jazz, SIFC discuss investment in AI factories and data centres

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ISLAMABAD, November 9, 2026: Jazz Chief Executive Officer Aamir Ibrahim met the leadership of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) to explore potential investments in artificial intelligence factories, data centres and next-generation digital infrastructure in Pakistan.

The meeting with the SIFC chief and senior officials focused on opportunities for private-sector participation in developing advanced digital infrastructure to support Pakistan’s growing digital economy.

According to a statement, both sides discussed potential areas of strategic collaboration, including investment in AI factories and data centres, as well as ways to leverage private-sector expertise in emerging technologies.

Jazz, SIFC discuss investment in AI factories and data centres

The discussions also examined how advanced digital infrastructure could strengthen Pakistan’s technological capabilities, support innovation and meet increasing demand for AI and data management services.

AI factories are specialized computing facilities designed to support artificial intelligence development and processing, while data centres provide infrastructure for storing, managing and processing digital information.

The proposed investment areas are considered important for expanding Pakistan’s digital capacity and creating opportunities for businesses operating in artificial intelligence, cloud computing and related technologies.

Jazz, SIFC discuss investment in AI factories and data centres

The meeting also highlighted the role of public-private collaboration in attracting investment and supporting the development of modern technology infrastructure.

SIFC reiterated its commitment to facilitating private-sector investment and creating an enabling environment for projects contributing to Pakistan’s digital transformation.

The council has been working to encourage strategic investment across sectors, including emerging technologies and digital infrastructure.

The discussions between Jazz and SIFC reflect growing interest in developing the infrastructure required to support AI-driven services and the country’s expanding digital economy.

However, the statement did not disclose any confirmed investment amount, project timeline or formal agreement resulting from the meeting.

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