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NVIDIA Blog·Rev Lebaredian·Oct 23, 2026, 2:00 AM

Kazakhstan Scales AI Infrastructure as Firebird Secures U.S. Export License for 45,000 Blackwell GPUs

Original title:Kazakhstan Expands Compute for Its AI Future

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Kazakhstan is accelerating its national AI infrastructure through a major expansion by infrastructure firm Firebird. The company secured a U.S. export license to deploy 45,000 NVIDIA Grace Blackwell GPUs in the country, partnering with Kazakhtelecom on a Data Center Valley facility slated for commercial launch in Q3 2027. A planned second phase could bring total compute capacity to roughly 500 megawatts, supplementing hundreds of H200 and B300 GPUs already active across Astana and Almaty.

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Details a significant sovereign AI buildout in Central Asia, backed by rare U.S. export clearance for tens of thousands of advanced NVIDIA Blackwell accelerators.

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NVIDIAKazakhstanFirebirdGrace BlackwellAI InfrastructureSovereign AIData Centers

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