Silicon Valley’s success is driven by a combination of talent, capital and culture. Raffi Kassarjian explains how Armenia can apply these principles to boost its own tech ecosystem, highlighting local strengths, growing investment and the importance of global connections.
As AI reshapes industries worldwide, Raffi Kassarjian explores its implications for Armenia’s tech sector. From algorithmic bias to AI-assisted development, he examines how local firms can adapt, innovate and compete in a rapidly evolving global landscape.
Armenia’s tech sector closed 2024 with notable achievements, from ServiceTitan’s $10 billion IPO to SuperAnnotate’s $36 million Series B funding. Government initiatives like the Starlink rollout and tech-sector incentives, coupled with diaspora collaboration, signal a transformative year positioning Armenian tech for global growth in 2025 and beyond.
Looking to Ireland’s success, Raffi Kassarjian explores how Armenia can harness its diaspora, invest in education and innovation, and align efforts across sectors to craft a unified strategy for a transformative and impactful national agenda.
Armenia's tech sector growth has been driven by a powerful synergy between local talent and diasporan Armenians. Through collaboration and investment, this relationship has propelled Armenia’s industry forward, though challenges remain in maintaining its competitive edge.
Raffi Kassarjian introduces the concept of a national, collective effort to safeguard the independence, democratic principles and complete territorial integrity of the Republic of Armenia where every square cm is protected, with no compromises or territorial concessions of any kind to any external threats or demands.
The tech industry in Armenia has seen tremendous growth in size, success of new start-ups and performance against objective measures. How close is the country to another “inflection point” signaling entry into the next stage and level of growth and success?
How can one reconcile the golden age of Armenian tech with the fractured society of post-war Armenia? Raffi Kassarjian explains.
We have a maximum of five years to significantly improve the security of the country along a number of fronts, requiring a collective will, sacrifices, trade-offs and personal choices unlike anything most of us have faced in our lifetimes, writes Raffi Kassarjian.
Resolve is different from blind faith that “this too shall pass.” We need the entire Armenian nation to start getting ready for the next encounter, writes Raffi Kassarjian.
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