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    Nutanix expands hybrid multicloud in the Middle East with NC2 availability on Google Cloud Dammam region

    Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamSeptember 4, 2026
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    Partnership signing at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh.

    Nutanix, a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, recently announced the availability of Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) on Google Cloud in the Google Cloud Dammam region.

    This underscores a commitment to accelerating cloud adoption and digital transformation across the Kingdom and the wider region and is part of a broader collaboration with Google Cloud, announced at LEAP Saudi Arabia.

    With NC2 now available in Google Cloud’s Dammam region, organisations can more seamlessly extend their on-premises Nutanix environments to Google Cloud while maintaining a consistent operating model across infrastructure. Customers gain the flexibility to migrate applications, support disaster recovery, address capacity demands, and modernise workloads without the need to rearchitect applications.

    As organisations across Saudi Arabia continue to accelerate digital transformation initiatives aligned with Vision 2030, many are seeking hybrid cloud strategies that balance innovation with data residency, operational consistency, and application portability. The availability of NC2 in the Dammam region enables customers to keep workloads closer to users and meet local regulatory and business requirements while leveraging Google Cloud’s scalable infrastructure and AI-ready services.

    “Saudi Arabia is one of the fastest-growing cloud markets globally, and customers are looking for greater flexibility in how they deploy and manage applications across hybrid environments“, said Talal Alsaif, Regional Director, Saudi Arabia, Nutanix. “Bringing NC2 to Google Cloud’s Dammam region gives organisations in the Kingdom and across the Middle East access to a consistent hybrid multicloud platform that simplifies operations while enabling faster innovation“.

    Khalid Alohali, Head of Customer Engineering at Google Cloud Saudi Arabia said: “Bringing Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) to Google Cloud’s Dammam region is a key milestone in our mission to support local enterprises on their hybrid cloud journeys. This collaboration provides organisations with a seamless path to extend their on-premises environments to Google Cloud, enabling them to run applications with low latency, simplify operations, and accelerate innovation without the need to rearchitect their systems”.

    NC2 on Google Cloud enables organizations to migrate applications between on-premises Nutanix environments and Google Cloud with minimal disruption while maintaining operational consistency across both environments. Customers can extend their existing infrastructure to the cloud to address capacity requirements, accelerate application modernisation initiatives, and deploy disaster recovery environments that improve business resilience. By preserving familiar management tools, security policies, and operating models, organisations can accelerate cloud adoption without the cost and complexity of refactoring existing enterprise applications.

    Since its introduction, NC2 on Google Cloud has helped organizations worldwide adopt hybrid multicloud architectures by combining the operational simplicity of Nutanix with Google Cloud’s scalable infrastructure and advanced cloud capabilities.

    The availability enables customers to more easily integrate enterprise applications running on NC2 with Google Cloud services, including AI, machine learning, data analytics, and cloud-native development tools, allowing organisations to innovate faster while maintaining a consistent infrastructure and operations model across private and public cloud environments.

    NC2 on Google Cloud in the Dammam region is available immediately through Nutanix and its channel partners.

    Image Credit: Nutanix & Google Cloud


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