On June 15, the American AI infrastructure specialist Firebird Inc. signed a strategic cooperation agreement package with the government of Kazakhstan valued at up to `$10 billion. The landmark deal aims to build a next-generation national artificial intelligence infrastructure, enhance advanced computing capabilities, and establish a globally competitive digital ecosystem.
The official value of the agreement was confirmed by the official source of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The signing ceremony took place in the capital, Astana, in the presence of:
• Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov
• Vice President of Advanced Technologies at NVIDIA
• Firebird Founders: Razmig Hovaghimian and Aleksandr Yesayan
• Senior government and technology officials, in addition to the U.S. Ambassador to Kazakhstan
Key Pillars of the Strategic Partnership
The main project within the agreement centers on establishing a massive computing and artificial intelligence center, aligned with a vision to transform Kazakhstan into a leading technological hub in Eurasia. The fields of cooperation include:
• Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure
• Advanced Computing
• Cloud Technologies
• Scientific Research
• Digital Economy Development
This partnership aims to enable Kazakhstan to build an integrated AI ecosystem and strengthen its position as a regional hub for innovation and technology.
Looking to the Future
In a statement, Razmig Hovaghimian emphasized that countries investing today in artificial intelligence and talent development will shape the features of the future global economy.
Kazakhstan officials also stressed that artificial intelligence is no longer just a sector, but has become a core infrastructure for the modern global economy.
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