Nvidia CEO Huang visits Kazakhstan for the first time, highlighting its AI hub potential; Nvidia to invest in Firebird's 2-gigawatt AI infrastructure expansion
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made his first visit to Kazakhstan on Friday, stating the country could become a major AI computing hub for Europe due to its energy resources and data center expansion plans. Kazakhstan aims to attract billions in tech investment, with Nvidia intending to invest in U.S.-based AI cloud company Firebird, which is pursuing an approximately 2-gigawatt AI infrastructure expansion across Armenia, Kazakhstan, and other markets. Additionally, San Francisco-based AI video startup Higgsfield announced Friday that Nvidia and investment firm TCV had invested in an extension of its Series B funding round. Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev also noted that two supercomputing clusters powered by Nvidia technologies have already launched in the country.
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