Firebird has signed agreements with the government of Kazakhstan to develop the national artificial intelligence infrastructure, computing power, and digital ecosystem. The signing took place in Astana with the participation of government representatives, technology companies, and Nvidia.
The project involves the development of next-generation AI infrastructure, cloud solutions, research initiatives, and large-scale computing platforms. Discussions included the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, Olzhas Bektenov, government representatives, and Nvidia's Vice President of Omniverse and Simulation Technology, Reva Lebaredian.
Previously, the parties had already discussed high-level cooperation, including the participation of Kazakhstan's leadership and Firebird representatives in shaping the future architecture of AI platforms. The company notes that investments in computing power and personnel development are considered a key factor in forming next-generation digital economies.
Firebird is also completing the first phase of its flagship AI Factory project in Armenia, with launch scheduled for July 2026. The project went from the start of construction to readiness for equipment installation in just over six months.