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Washington Sweetened Yerevan's Deal with Baku with Access to Nvidia Chips

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Washington sweetened Yerevan's deal with Baku with access to Nvidia chipsThe United States used high technology as a diplomatic lever in the negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, The Wall Street Journal writes.According to the...

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The negotiators offered access to Nvidia's advanced equipment on the basis of artificial intelligence to conclude a preliminary agreement that ended the long-standing conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The US used the Nvidia chips promise to mediate in the peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, writes, and Wall Street Journal. "In the words of the sources involved in the negotiations, American negotiators used the promise of acces…

Chip Diplomacy: How Washington Used Nvidia AI Processors to Unlock Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan editor03 Sat, 09/05/2026 - 20:03 As the Wall Street Journal reveals, the US used the prospect of supplying powerful Nvidia processors to Armenia as a decisive incentive to overcome its reservations and lead the region to a preliminary peace agreement with Azerbaijan, after decades of conflict. Exclude from news feed Off Live Description Off

The United States has promised Yerevan Nvidia's most advanced artificial intelligence chips to persuade Armenia to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people involved in the talks. According to the newspaper, Washington has made closer economic cooperation with the United States one of the main incentives for Armenia in the peace process. The package includes allowing the export of Nvidia's high-perfor…

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U.S. negotiators promised Armenia access to Nvidia's advanced AI chips in an effort to secure the preliminary peace agreement reached last year between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The over $5 billion data center project in Hrazdan and export licenses played a critical economic role in the diplomatic process in the South Caucasus.

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vz.ru broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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