Eleveight AI Launches Armenia's First Blackwell-Powered AI Factory
The facility is engineered to scale to 35MW, designed to deliver large-scale compute capacity for AI workloads. As demand for high-performance infrastructure accelerates globally, the project positions the South Caucasus as a viable, cost-efficient alternative to traditional AI compute markets.
This development comes amid a broader move toward "sovereign AI," where countries and regions seek localized control over compute, data, and model development. In this context,
At the core of this AI factory is the NVIDIA Blackwell B300 architecture, designed for large-scale generative AI workloads. Compared to previous GPU generations, the system delivers significantly higher throughput per unit and improved energy efficiency, enabling faster model training cycles and lowering cost per compute operation. Eleveight AI's interconnected GPUs place the data center in the category of supercomputer-class AI infrastructure.
"AI infrastructure is becoming a geopolitical asset. Our goal is to position
The launch is part of a broader ecosystem forming in
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