Armenia’s AI supercomputing megaproject has entered Phase Two, with U.S. export licensing and regulatory approvals secured for the sale and delivery of an additional 41,000 NVIDIA GB300 graphics processing units (GPUs) to Armenia, scaling the initiative to a $4 billion investment and a 50,000-GPU cluster expected in 2026. The expanded cluster marks a milestone that would position Armenia as home to one of the world’s top five largest AI GPU clusters, with the $4 billion project representing one of the most significant technology-driven capital investments in the country’s history. The announcement was made during an official visit to Yerevan by U.S. Vice President JD Vance, who disclosed the details at...