TechFirebird plans to expand Armenia data center to more than 70,000 Nvidia chips by end of 2027
Bloomberg reports that a fifth of the site's computing power is reserved for Armenian research, government and startups, with the rest allocated to foreign firms, including Perplexity AI.
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San Francisco-based Firebird began operating a data center in Armenia in August 2026, Bloomberg reports. The site is set to reach 300 megawatts and more than 70,000 Nvidia chips by the end of 2027. The report says a fifth of its computing power is reserved for domestic research, government and startups, while the remainder is allocated to foreign firms, including Perplexity AI.
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Firebird plans to expand Armenia data center to more than 70,000 Nvidia chips by end of 2027
Bloomberg reports that a fifth of the site's computing power is reserved for Armenian research, government and startups, with the rest allocated to foreign firms, including Perplexity AI.
TLDR
San Francisco-based Firebird began operating a data center in Armenia in August 2026, Bloomberg reports. The site is set to reach 300 megawatts and more than 70,000 Nvidia chips by the end of 2027. The report says a fifth of its computing power is reserved for domestic research, government and startups, while the remainder is allocated to foreign firms, including Perplexity AI.