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White House announces $2.4 billion in Genesis Mission computing commitments

The White House announced October 8 that eleven industry partners committed $2.4 billion in tools and computing credits for the Genesis Mission Consortium, supporting scientific work across more than fifteen federal agencies. [1]

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Computing resources for federal science

At its science summit, the administration presented the commitments as tools and computing credits for the Genesis Mission’s scientific challenges. The $2.4 billion figure describes computing-resource commitments, rather than cash grants. [1]

The White House listed NVIDIA’s commitment at $1 billion and OpenAI’s at $200 million. The consortium spans more than fifteen federal agencies working on scientific challenges, including energy, health and space. [1]

The announcement follows the mission’s July expansion and a separately announced $5 billion federal commitment. The fact sheet identifies that earlier federal commitment separately from the new industry commitments. [1]

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