An AI infrastructure push in Tashkent attracts about $6 billion in data-centre commitments, according to reporting from Euronews and Euronews Next. The event brings together companies and projects aimed at expanding computing capacity in the region.
The coverage says the gathering signals a broader technology ecosystem taking shape, with participation from industrial users and internationally active startups. These actors describe interest in building and using data-centre capacity for AI and related services. At the same time, both outlets note that affordable access to computing power remains a key constraint for local companies, suggesting that capacity expansion does not automatically translate into practical availability for smaller or domestic firms.
While the outlets emphasize the scale of the commitments and the ecosystem-building aspect of the event, neither source presents figures or details that would allow a direct assessment of timelines, investors’ identities, or when the pledged capacity becomes operational. The overall focus is on investment intent and the emerging state of AI-related infrastructure in Tashkent.
