AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours ago5G+ Rollout: Viva launched Armenia’s first and only 5G+ network across Yerevan and six regions (Shirak, Lori, Tavush, Gegharkunik, Kotayk, Aragatsotn), with further expansion to all cities by year-end and gradual reach to village communities. AI Infrastructure Push: Armenia plans to buy $25M in high-performance computing resources (GPU capacity) to support an “AI factory” effort, with funding routed via a 2026 budget reallocation. Space Science Spotlight: Armenian astrophysicist Vahagn Gurzadyan co-authored a Nature study using the LARES-2 satellite to measure Earth’s frame-dragging effect with record precision. Emergency Connectivity: Starlink donated 56 emergency internet terminals to Armenia for use by the Rescue Service during disasters and crises. EU Security Support: The EU approved a two-year civilian advisory mission to help Armenia counter hybrid threats, including cyberattacks and foreign information manipulation. TRIPP+ Funding: Konstantin Sokolov was appointed chairman of the U.S. State Department’s TRIPP+ Enterprise Fund, backing a South Caucasus–Central Asia trade corridor. Culture & Tech Crossover: The 23rd Golden Apricot Film Festival opened in Yerevan, with Viva again as a main partner.
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