NVIDIA To Invest $1B In U.S. Scientific Research Over Five Years
The investment will fund university research, quantum computing and government cloud providers, with Nvidia saying it will not disclose how the money is split.
- On Thursday, Nvidia announced a $1 billion commitment over five years to support U.S. scientific research in quantum computing, healthcare, and energy security at a 'Science: A New Golden Age' event in Washington, DC.
- This initiative expands the U.S. government's Genesis Mission, a program established late last year by the Trump administration to drive scientific discovery and ensure technological leadership through artificial intelligence.
- The company will provide scientists with advanced computing and 'super intelligence' infrastructure, supporting seven new systems across Argonne National Laboratory and Los Alamos National Laboratories, including the 100,000 Blackwell-GPU-based Solstice system.
- Nvidia will also support university research and cloud service providers serving government missions, collaborating on Phase 2 Genesis Mission projects including fusion, accelerator design, and microelectronics.
- These commitments position Nvidia as a key collaborator in U.S. scientific efforts, as the company continues introducing CUDA libraries for AI-assisted quantum computing and physics simulation.
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Nvidia is launching a new era in supercomputing and artificial intelligence research by investing $1 billion to support the US scientific leadership. The article "Nvidia Allocates $1 Billion to Support US Scientific Computing Power" first appeared on TechInside.
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