Kazakhstan is increasing superchip production capacity to advance AI development

Published 1 min read

The Tech AI

Get the key points in seconds - a short summary from The Tech AI.

The Ministry of Digital Development of Kazakhstan is developing supercomputing capabilities for digital sovereignty and artificial intelligence. At the data center of JSC "National Information Technologies," superchips for government services are already operational, and a cluster for KazLLM and scientific research is being created. To gain access to advanced technologies amid tightening global controls, Kazakhstan is obtaining the necessary license.

The Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of Kazakhstan continues to work on strategic projects aimed at strengthening digital sovereignty and developing artificial intelligence.

A key area has become the expansion of supercomputing capabilities. Superchips used for state digital services are already operational at the data center of JSC "National Information Technologies." Additionally, Kazakhstan is developing a supercomputing cluster for scientific research, training KazLLM, and creating domestic AI products.

The development of computing power is a priority for global technological powers, which are tightening control over the export of superchips. Kazakhstan is in the process of obtaining the relevant license to ensure access to advanced technologies and strengthen its position in the high-tech sector.

Source: gov.kz

The Tech on Telegram Follow The Tech on Telegram

Keep up with the latest technology and startup news.

News Courses Events Jobs Podcasts

Related reading

News IT

Google has solved one of the main problems in quantum computing

Google Quantum AI demonstrated on the Willow quantum processor the technology of growing magic states, which allows reducing the number of errors by approximately 40 times. The results of the study were published in the journal Science. The development may become an important step toward creating practical quantum computers.

The Tech

News IT

20 startups from Central Asia presented their projects at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

The Tech

News IT

Kyrgyzstan and Armenia will consider the possibility of creating a joint AI enterprise

The Tech

News IT

Now on Kaspi.kz, you can trade in your old iPhone for a new one

The Tech

News IT

IT Park Uzbekistan became the best knowledge zone in the Asia-Pacific region

The Tech

News IT

Tesla unveiled the flying electric car Roadster

The Tech

News IT

Intero Biosystems startup won the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

The Tech

Subscription

Kazakhstan is increasing superchip production capacity to advance AI development

The Tech AI

The Tech on Telegram Follow The Tech on Telegram

Related reading

Google has solved one of the main problems in quantum computing

20 startups from Central Asia presented their projects at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

Kyrgyzstan and Armenia will consider the possibility of creating a joint AI enterprise

Now on Kaspi.kz, you can trade in your old iPhone for a new one

IT Park Uzbekistan became the best knowledge zone in the Asia-Pacific region

Tesla unveiled the flying electric car Roadster

Intero Biosystems startup won the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

More from this author

zypl.ai begins operations in Japan and focuses on next-generation risk models

Elon Musk's net worth has exceeded $700 billion for the first time

"Central Asian countries should build a joint ecosystem," — Bekhzod Ismoilov on the development of AI in the region

Bloom's Taxonomy and Engineering Levels: A Practical Growth Model

How the IT industry in Azerbaijan developed in 2025: key events

Tajikistan has become a new member of the regional innovation alliance Central Asian Innovation Hubs