TGI Solar Power Group launches subsidiary TGI AMIRON in Kazakhstan

MIAMI, FL AND ASTANA, KAZAKHSTAN, September 4, 2026 (Newswire.com), TGI Solar Power Group Inc. (OTC PINK:TSPG) has announced a comprehensive corporate update and strategic research brief on its newly formed subsidiary, TGI AMIRON Inc., operating in Kazakhstan. This initiative aligns with Kazakhstan’s "New Kazakhstan" agenda and aims to integrate U.S. technological innovation with Eurasian infrastructure, focusing on artificial intelligence (AI) and memory-centric computing.

Executive Statements and Operational Rollout

Samuel A. Epstein, Chairman and CEO of TGI Solar Power Group Inc., highlighted the significance of the partnership. "By leveraging U.S. technological innovation and Kazakhstan’s resource wealth, we are building a robust bridge between Western capital and Eurasian infrastructure. Our focus on advanced memory-centric computing and modular liquid-cooled deployments ensures that we provide both the physical tools and intellectual capital needed for the global AI revolution."

Academician Bakhtay Sekerbayev noted, "Kazakhstan’s transition to sovereign AI infrastructure is rapidly advancing. Our joint initiatives, particularly in near-memory processing and optical interconnects, demonstrate Central Asia’s capability to contribute innovative solutions to the global technological landscape."

The TGI AMIRON alliance has chosen the Port of Aktau as its initial base of operations. Located on the Caspian Sea, Aktau serves as a key maritime gateway and the cornerstone of the Aktau Seaport Special Economic Zone (SEZ). Recent infrastructure improvements, including harbor dredging and advanced container terminals, support growing trade volumes.

Strategic Foundations

Kazakhstan is a resource-rich middle power with a strong commitment to economic diversification and technological modernization. The country’s real GDP is projected to grow between 4-5% in the medium term, driven by non-oil sectors, manufacturing, and digital infrastructure. S&P has upgraded Kazakhstan’s sovereign rating to BBB/A-2, reflecting solid external buffers, low public debt, and substantial National Fund assets.

Politically, Kazakhstan maintains a multi-vector foreign policy, balancing relations with global powers and expanding partnerships with the United States, the European Union, and Gulf states. The country holds significant mineral deposits, including critical minerals and rare earth elements, with a strong emphasis on domestic processing.

Technical Integration

The TGI AMIRON Alliance is expanding its operations in Kazakhstan to support modern high-performance computing (HPC) and AI workloads through 2030. Kazakhstan is committed to increasing nuclear capacity to 2.4 gigawatts by 2035, with a pragmatic dual-vendor approach to energy security. Research efforts focus on near-memory processing and advanced data center technologies, aligned with global standards such as UALink and CXL 4.0.

Corporate Action and Disclaimer

TGI Solar Power Group Inc., through the TGI AMIRON Alliance, is actively integrating local energy grids, modular liquid-cooled data centers, and workforce training programs to establish a secure digital ecosystem across Eurasia. The partnership aims to create a fully autonomous, technologically advanced network, supported by AXINOD™ Academy and MetaSense Inc.

Barkan Consulting Group will manage corporate affairs, legal strategy, and international business negotiations. The company cautions that forward-looking statements in this release are subject to risks and uncertainties, including regulatory changes, market fluctuations, and the ability to secure necessary agreements.