Firebird, a San Francisco-based startup, is operating a data center in Armenia. By the end of next year, the center will have an installed capacity of 300 megawatts, and more than 70,000 Nvidia's most advanced chips will be deployed. One-fifth of its computing power is reserved for domestic use — to support local research, government, and the startup ecosystem — and the rest is distributed to foreign companies, including American companies like PerplexityAI. According to Firebird, this complex in the town of Hrazdan is about 45 km from the capital Yerevan and is expected to become the largest computing cluster in the region and will rank among the largest in Europe.

Firebird, a San Francisco-based startup, is operating a data center in Armenia. By the end of next year, the center will have an installed capacity of 300 megawatts, and more than 70,000 Nvidia's most advanced chips will be deployed. One-fifth of its computing power is reserved for domestic use — to support local research, government, and the startup ecosystem — and the rest is distributed to foreign companies, including American companies like PerplexityAI. According to Firebird, this complex in the town of Hrazdan is about 45 km from the capital Yerevan and is expected to become the largest computing cluster in the region and will rank among the largest in Europe.