Armenia and Kazakhstan can become regional centers for artificial intelligence development with the creation of the necessary computing and technological base. This was stated by NVIDIA Vice President Rev Lebaredian at the international tech forum "AI&DIGITAL BRIDGE" in Astana. According to him, with NVIDIA's assistance, the two countries can unite specialists, expand access to computing resources, and create an environment for companies focused on the global market.

Lebaredian noted that transforming artificial intelligence into a source of economic growth requires a combination of several components. This includes computing infrastructure, specialists capable of working with it, and entrepreneurs creating new technological projects. According to the NVIDIA representative, it is the combination of these resources that allows small teams to develop products for the global market.

The NVIDIA Vice President also linked the development of AI infrastructure to increasing the productivity of existing industries and the emergence of new business areas. In the case of Armenia and Kazakhstan, the creation of such an ecosystem, according to him, can provide conditions for the concentration of talent, expansion of computing capabilities, and the launch of technology companies operating not only in domestic but also in international markets.

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