Promotion of Eleveight AI's new cloud and AI services discussed in Armenia

YEREVAN, December 25. /ARKA/. The Armenian High-Tech Industry Minister, Mkhitar Hayrapetyan, along with Eleveight AI's founder and CEO, Arman Aleksanyan, engaged in talks yesterday regarding the advancement of AI-as-a-Service, GPU-as-a-Service, and cloud services.

The meeting highlighted strategies for utilizing energy-efficient infrastructure powered by renewable energy sources, as reported by the ministry's press service.

Additionally, the two parties explored current and future artificial intelligence initiatives in Armenia, the potential for enhancing high-performance computing infrastructure, and the prospects for establishing AI data centers.

The minister underscored the necessity of developing sovereign computing capabilities, fostering local AI infrastructure, and minimizing reliance on external technologies, while also advocating for the implementation of AI solutions in both public and private sectors to stimulate the growth of the digital economy.

Aleksanyan, on his part, pointed out the strategic significance of establishing a next-generation data center for artificial intelligence in Armenia.

He noted that the project was made feasible due to an export license from the United States for the latest Nvidia graphics processors, marking a significant achievement not just for the company but for Armenia as a whole.

About Eleveight AI

Founded in Armenia in 2025, Eleveight AI is a dedicated AI data processing cluster located at DIGI Data, the largest colocation data center in Armenia, boasting an installed capacity of 20 MW.

Leveraging DIGI Data's technological and infrastructural foundation, the cluster guarantees high reliability, scalability, and adherence to contemporary industry standards.-0-