Armenian startup Eleveight AI has deployed 512 Nvidia B300s at its AI data center in Gagarin, Armenia. Construction of the facility is expected to be completed this month.

According to the company, the hardware is already on site in Armenia, with Eleveight noting that the facility housing the GPUs has been designed to run on a “renewable-heavy power mix” and can support high-density GPU operations at scale.

The startup added that this is the first Nvidia B300 deployment in the Armenia, marking a significant milestone in the country’s AI infrastructure development. The GPUs were brought in following “extensive preparation of the data center environment,” including power delivery, cooling systems, and operational monitoring.

Eleveight expects to make the new GPU capacity available to enterprise customers, startups, and research organizations from Q2 2026, although the company cautioned that demand is already exceeding initial 2MW capacity allocations.

“Armenia is stepping onto the global stage of AI infrastructure, and this project marks a defining move in that direction,” said Arman Aleksanian, CEO of Eleveight AI. “With the deployment of Nvidia’s latest B300 GPUs, we are building AI infrastructure that sets new global benchmarks for performance and capability.”

He added: “We focused first on getting the fundamentals right: power, cooling, and long-term stability. This is only the first step, and next year we plan to expand not only the project’s computing capacity but also its geographic reach.”

Founded in 2025, Eleveight AI says it is focused on developing AI-centric data center infrastructure in Gagarin, Armenia, providing GPU-based computing resources for commercial, startup, and research use cases.

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