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An independent studio from Kazakhstan, Rhinotales Studio, has announced the release of its new game Critical Shift, a turn-based tactical RPG aimed at an international audience.
In celebration of Media Workers' Day, Astana Hub hosted a hands-on training session for journalists focused on the application of artificial intelligence tools in the media industry. The event brought together around 30 representatives from various media outlets.
Kazakhstan has built a technology ecosystem that is producing startups valued at up to $10 billion at a pace comparable to the world’s leading tech hubs, including the United States and China, reports Kazpravda.kz.
Kazteleport and Astana Hub have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, confirming their mutual commitment to collaborate in strategically important areas aimed at developing the country’s digital infrastructure and supporting participants in the innovation ecosystem.
The “Technological Challenges” module is now active at astanahub.com portal. This digital platform allows companies, government agencies, and other stakeholders to publish applied tasks in the fields of ICT and R&D. Solution providers — including tech teams, startups, and research organizations — are invited to submit ready-made solutions tailored to specific technological requests.
Telegram has officially become a member of Astana Hub — the leading innovation cluster in Central Asia.
Venture activity in Central Asia and the Caucasus is accelerating rapidly. In 2024 alone, the region attracted over $95 million in investments, with Kazakhstan accounting for more than $80 million of that total. Kazakhstan has emerged as the undisputed leader, while countries like Georgia and Uzbekistan are showing impressive growth momentum.
The Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations, and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan has officially announced the first recipient of the country’s new Digital Nomad Visa. The visa was granted to Abdelmadjid Belmekki, a tech specialist from Algeria, who chose Kazakhstan as his remote work destination over countries like Uzbekistan, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Digital solutions developed in Kazakhstan have caught the attention of the UK government, particularly those used in national testing systems and public service delivery.
On June 17, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan co-hosted the first-ever INMerge Almaty forum, laying the foundation for a new strategy of bilateral cooperation. The central highlight of the event was the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Al-Farabi Innovation Hub (Kazakhstan) and SABAH.HUB (Azerbaijan).
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