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Trump announces over $6 billion research plan; Nvidia, OpenAI and 9 other tech giants pledge $2.4 billion in AI resources.

Dongcha Beating AI Brief: The White House has announced a package of scientific research initiatives with a total scale of more than $6 billion, covering AI, quantum computing, biological research, and talent development. Funding and resources come from the government, companies, universities, and philanthropic organizations. Among them, 11 technology companies have pledged $2.4 billion in AI tools and computing capacity for the Genesis Mission.

Nvidia has pledged $1 billion in resources, AMD $500 million, OpenAI $200 million, and Anthropic and Google $150 million each. These resources will support more than 15 federal agencies in conducting scientific research. The Genesis Mission was launched in 2025 and aims to use AI, supercomputers, and government scientific research data to accelerate research in fields such as energy, healthcare, and aerospace.

Other projects include the previously announced $1.8 billion virtual biology initiative, as well as a $1 billion investment in scientific research computing power and talent development pledged by the Georgia state government, companies, and universities.

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