Jabal Ali First, in Dubai's Jebel Ali industrial belt, is where Khazna Data Centers has placed DXB9. The code is the operator's own: the US Green Building Council carries a registered LEED project titled Khazna Data Center - DXB09, which evidences a design-and-build project rather than a finished building. Khazna is a G42 company backed by Mubadala, and its published Dubai estate runs to DXB3 and DXB8 at Ibn Battuta, Dubai Design District and Dubai Internet City; DXB9 has not been announced as commissioned and appears on none of those pages. Group figures are the only capacity numbers on record - 220 MW under construction or development in 2022, and a stated plan to add a gigawatt across key markets by 2030.
A Dubai build at Jabal Ali First. The code is Khazna's own, entered with the US Green Building Council as Khazna Data Center - DXB09.
What stage has DXB9 reached?
Design and build. The LEED registration evidences a project under way; Khazna has published no commissioning announcement and does not list the site among its facilities.
Who owns Khazna Data Centers?
G42, with backing from Mubadala. Khazna's wider Dubai estate includes DXB3 and DXB8 at Ibn Battuta, Dubai Design District and Dubai Internet City.
Which Uptime award does Khazna hold?
A Tier III Certification of Design Documents for its Ajman facility, announced on 24 February 2026 - a different site in a different emirate, and an award against drawings rather than a constructed building.
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