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Armenia gets first batch of high-tech chips for AI data center: THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS

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  • The first batch of high-tech computer chips arrived in Armenia, as plans move forward to develop a massive data center to support the training of artificial intelligence models.
  • The parent company of one of Armenia’s biggest banks is set to join the FTSE 100, a major UK stock index, in a move that could boost Armenia’s visibility in global markets.
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