Moving toward the governance of artificial intelligence; An opportunity to futures

In an age where artificial intelligence is recognized as one of the main tools of power and governance in the world, investing in infrastructure in this area is inevitable for any country. Understanding the importance of this issue, Iran has taken great steps to develop artificial intelligence infrastructure.

According to Mojtaba Alizadeh, assistant to the Vice President of Science, Technology and Knowledge Economics, the country’s processing infrastructure is based on new generations of advanced processors such as H100 H200 and B200 and is currently deployed in three major centers of the country, Tehran, Karaj and Pardis. This is part of the national effort to achieve high processing capacity and competition at regional and global level.
The establishment of advanced processors in Tehran, Karaj and Pardis centers, as well as targeting 1 Exquislaps by the end of 1406, reflects the country’s serious determination. These measures not only pave the way for the use of artificial intelligence in various industries, but can also increase the country’s competitive capacity at the regional and global level.

The Vice President of Science, Technology and Economics of Presidential Base has promised that in the near future, the first national processing infrastructure phase will be unveiled in the region.

This project is an important step in the direction of artificial intelligence in the country. However, to achieve success, these investments need to be properly managed and have tangible results.
Finally, the path to artificial intelligence in the country is a challenging but full -time path. Convergence between government agencies, the private sector and the scientific community can pave the way for major progress in this area. By realizing these cases, it can be hoped that Iran will become one of the most important actors in the field of artificial intelligence.