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  1. Nvidia to invest $1B over five years in U.S. superintelligence science infrastructure

    Nvidia announced at a "Science: A New Golden Age" event in Washington, D.C., that it will spend $1 billion over the next five years to upgrade U.S. superintelligence research and scientific infrastructure, focused on quantum computing, healthcare, energy security and materials science. The funding targets three areas: U.S. higher-education research institutions, expanded quantum computing investment, and cloud service providers handling U.S. government projects; Nvidia also pledged access to high-performance computing and AI infrastructure for researchers. Nvidia said it will take part in selected second-phase projects of the U.S. government's Genesis Mission, deepen its Department of Energy partnership by continuing to support Argonne National Laboratory's large scientific supercomputer, and add a total of seven advanced computing systems at Argonne and Los Alamos National Laboratory. CEO Jensen Huang said the money would help U.S. scientists accelerate breakthroughs in medicine, energy and materials and turn scientific leadership into industrial competitiveness and jobs.

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  2. Biohub partners with NIH, DOE in $1.8B push for AI-powered biology

    Biohub, the philanthropic effort of Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, announced a partnership with the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Energy in a $1.8 billion investment to build technologies and scientific infrastructure for "AI-powered biology." Biohub, which launched its Virtual Biology Initiative in April with a $500 million commitment, said Meta, Google DeepMind and DeepMind spin-off Isomorphic Labs have agreed to contribute $300 million. Zuckerberg said AI and other advances mean the goal of curing and preventing all diseases by the end of the century "no longer seems quite so crazy," while Chan Zuckerberg Initiative president Lori Goler said they hope the effort matches the Human Genome Project's impact; the article also notes Anthropic is providing $150 million in AI credits for the government's Genesis Mission.

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  3. Nvidia commits $1B over five years to US science, AI and quantum research

    Nvidia announced at its Science: A New Golden Age event in Washington, D.C. that it will commit $1 billion over five years to support US research spanning quantum computing, fusion energy, accelerator design and microelectronics, plus university research, US quantum capabilities and cloud providers supplying compute for government missions. The company linked the commitment to the Trump administration's Genesis Mission and said it will collaborate on several Phase 2 projects under it. Nvidia has not provided a detailed breakdown of how the $1 billion will be distributed across its research priorities.

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  4. Anthropic to open Claude to 15+ US federal agencies

    On Oct 8, Anthropic said it will commit $150 million over three years to the Trump administration's Genesis Mission federal program. The company will make its Claude models available to more than 15 federal agencies, including NASA and NIH, and provide Claude, Claude Code and API credits to the Genesis Mission program, according to Caixin.

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  5. Nvidia pledges $1B over five years to US science under Genesis Mission

    At a "Science: A New Golden Age" event in Washington, DC, Nvidia said it will commit $1 billion over the next five years to US science, supporting university research, US quantum computing and cloud providers that serve government needs — without saying how the money splits among them. The company described itself as a leading industry partner in the Energy Department-led Genesis Mission and said it is collaborating on Phase 2 awards spanning quantum computing, fusion, accelerator design and microelectronics. Nvidia added that it has worked with US national labs for more than two decades, including building the department's largest supercomputer for scientific research at Argonne National Laboratory and supporting seven new systems at Argonne and Los Alamos.

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  6. Weinan E: AI for Science's second half is rebuilding the research system

    Speaking at PAIR Conference 2026 in Shanghai, Chinese Academy of Sciences academician Weinan E argued that AI for Science has two layers: as research becomes “industrialized,” it needs new infrastructure — compute, models/algorithms/software, databases and knowledge bases, and automated labs (China has pushed this “platform research” approach since 2022) — while the “second half” is change in the research system itself. He said theory and computation matter alongside automated labs and literature mining: DPA-4 now covers organic molecules, catalysis and complex interfaces, but is still two to three orders of magnitude from materials and process design, and a “science foundation model” built by fine-tuning open general models may be a false premise if the underlying base model is weak. He also called for breaking three boundaries: theory/experiment, between disciplines, and research/industry.

    MIT科技评论中文 · 🔥 0
  7. Anthropic commits $150M to the Genesis Mission science initiative

    Anthropic says it will commit $150 million over three years to the Genesis Mission, a US federal initiative to speed scientific and technological discovery with AI, making Claude, Claude Code and API credits available to more than 15 participating agencies including NASA, the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation, plus training and technical support for hundreds of research projects. The pledge was announced at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy's "Science: A New Golden Age" summit and follows Anthropic's December partnership with the US Department of Energy and the Genesis Mission. Anthropic also pointed to Claude Science, its research workbench, which was used to produce the first complete ultraviolet map of the sky, a project led by Johns Hopkins astrophysicist Brice Ménard with AI agents handling data merging and gap-filling.

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