Nvidia CEO sees Kazakhstan as potential AI hub for Europe
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited Kazakhstan for the first time, calling it a potential AI computing hub for Europe during a fireside chat with Deputy Prime Minister Zhaslan Madiyev. Kazakhstan plans to nearly double its power capacity to over 40 gigawatts by 2035, with a flagship AI campus, Data Center Valley, set to begin operations in 2027. The first phase will deliver 50 megawatts, with…
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- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited Kazakhstan, calling it a potential AI hub for Europe
- Kazakhstan aims to double power capacity to over 40GW by 2035 for AI infrastructure
- Nvidia invested in Higgsfield AI, a Kazakh generative video startup, citing its founders
Huang emphasized the need for Kazakhstan to control its data and AI infrastructure, framing it as a national security priority. He called for the development of a domestic foundation model and positioned the country to lead in Physical AI—applications like mining, agriculture, and logistics. Nvidia has invested in Higgsfield AI, a Kazakh generative video startup, citing its visionary founders. Kazakhstan’s president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, called AI a national priority and welcomed Nvidia’s partnership as a boost to cooperation.
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yahoo.com · 30 October 2026
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