Central Asia Data Centers Gain Momentum as Uzbek and Kazakh Projects Advance

The Central Asia data center market is heating up as two major projects take shape. Uzbekistan's TAS-1, backed by Saudi Arabia and DataVolt, is nearing completion with its first phase expected to be finished by year-end.

DataVolt will build the facility in Tashkent, marking a significant milestone for the region's data center ambitions.

In Kazakhstan, Nvidia has partnered with local companies to develop a campus that could offer 125 megawatts of power by 2027. While no exact timeline is given for completion, this project has already taken shape and promises substantial growth in the region's data storage capacity.

The increasing demand for data centers in Central Asia reflects the area's growing importance as a tech hub.