50,000 NVIDIA chips (with 41,000 state-of-the-art GB300s) would make Armenia’s compute cluster larger than anything in the EU, Japan, South Korea, India, or anywhere else outside the US/China/Gulf triad — by a wide margin. This is historic for Armenia. Incredible.
context:
it’s still a very small fraction of the global compute with vast majority of it (~90%) concentrated in the US and China.
only 10% of allocated compute is reserved for local companies — 90% goes straight to the American enterprises.
4B investment doesn’t exactly mean 4B investment to Armenian economy as it primarily goes to NVIDIA and other American tech suppliers.
Real question: can the government and diaspora convert hosting foreign compute into full fledged ecosystem in the long run
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