Kazakhstan commits $10 billion to create an AI-focused data center valley with Nvidia’s backingExecutive summary: Kazakhstan’s government sealed a $10 billion deal with Nvidia and an Armenian-American cloud firm to build a Data Center Valley in the Pavlodar region. The investment anchors Kazakhstan’s plan to become a major AI hub and could reshape regional data-center dynamics and global AI supply chains. The Kazakh government, Nvidia, the Armenian-American cloud company, and local authorities in the Pavlodar region. Construction of the valley will commence, with potential announcements of additional partners and increased foreign tech investment in the country.The Kazakh government has signed a $10 billion agreement with Nvidia and an Armenian-American cloud provider to develop a 'Data Center Valley' in the Pavlodar region. The partnership is intended to accelerate Kazakhstan’s transition into a global AI hub and to attract further technology investment. It reflects a broader state strategy to diversify the economy through high-tech infrastructure.Connected developmentsAI Startups Join Carbon Removal InitiativesAI Investment Valuations SurgeGoogle, Nvidia and Anthropic bosses' AI tips for studentsLa Primera de Expansión sobre banca, Big Four, Repsol, Cathie Wood, Nvidia y ZapateroChiphersteller: Nvidia gibt Anleihen im Volumen von 25 Milliarden Dollar ausNvidia joins Wall Street's AI funding waveOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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