Gcore and TengriAI Explore 100 MW GPU Data Centre in Kazakhstan

Nov 12, 2026
Gcore and TengriAI signed an MoU to explore a GPU data centre in Kazakhstan of up to 100 MW, phased between 2027 and 2029.

Luxembourg-based AI cloud provider Gcore and TengriAI have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a GPU data centre in Kazakhstan of up to 100 MW, phased between 2027 and 2029, the companies said in a press release.

TengriAI would handle land, power, permits and construction, while Gcore would supply the AI cloud software, operations and customer demand, using the platform it runs as an Nvidia Preferred Cloud Partner. Customers could resell capacity or run isolated workloads that never leave the facility.

The companies say Central Asia has little domestic AI compute, so organisations rely on capacity in Europe, the Gulf or East Asia. TengriAI general director Nurassyl Medeu said the goal is to make Kazakhstan a leading AI hub in Central Asia. The agreement is a memorandum, not a binding contract.

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