Starting gun for Central Asia data center race triggered

Saudi-backed Uzbek project to open year-end; Nvidia-supported Kazakh campus takes shape

Saudi Arabia-backed TAS-1 is being built in Tashkent by DataVolt and its first phase will be completed by year-end. (DataVolt)

TASHKENT/ISTANBUL -- The race to build data centers in Central Asia is intensifying, with Uzbekistan set to complete the first phase of a facility by year-end and Kazakhstan's Nvidia-backed project expected to offer 125 megawatts by 2027.

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