Firebird’s first phase in Razdan is reported at 6,144 NVIDIA B200 accelerators and 15 MW; Eleveight’s site in Gagarin is reported at 512 B300 accelerators, with capacity reported to have risen from 1.2 MW at opening to 5 MW. The article says Firebird has stated that 90% of its capacity will be available to US companies in the region, while Eleveight says it reserves 20% for universities, research organizations and nonprofits. Those customer-allocation figures are company statements, not independently audited utilization data. The report identifies Perplexity among Firebird’s announced early customers and treats planned expansion as unconfirmed construction, rather than operating capacity. Its central distinction is between infrastructure already described as serving customers and future scale-up claims.
Raw SignalSep 30, 20261 min read1 source
Analysis of ai data centers firebird and eleveight in armenia
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An analysis published by Habr describes two operating AI-compute facilities in Armenia.