The Genesis Mission is a major U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) initiative designed to integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and high-performance supercomputing directly into scientific research.
Document:Genesis Mission and HEP - LHC (PDF)Event:U.S. ATLAS Institutional Board Meeting(Indico Event ID: 1662511, Contribution ID: 6989580)Date & Time: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 | 13:00 – 14:00 (US Eastern Time)Location: Remote via Zoom
Presenter: Jeremy Love (Program Manager, DOE-HEP)Attendees: Members of the U.S. ATLAS Institutional Board, including researchers, physicists, and institutional representatives involved in theATLAS experiment at CERN.
Note:ATLAS is one of the largest collaborative efforts ever attempted in science.
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AlbemarleAmazon Web Services (AWS)AMDAnthropicApplied MaterialsAtom ComputingAtomic CanyonAVEVACerebrasChemspeedCollins AerospaceComEdCornelis NetworksCritical Materials RecyclingDell TechnologiesDiraqD-WaveEmerald Cloud LabEPRIEsriFutureHouseGE AerospaceGlobalFoundriesGoogleHPEHugging FaceIBMInfleqtionISO New EnglandKitwareLILAMicronMicrosoftMP MaterialsNew York CreatesNiron MagnetsNokiaNusanoNVIDIAOLI SystemsOpenAI for GovernmentOraclePhoenix TailingsPMT Critical MetalsPsiQuantumQuantinuumQubitRadiaSoftRamacoRigettiRTXSambanovaScale AISemiconductor Industry AssociationSiemensSynopsysTdVibTennessee Valley AuthorityxLight
Official Announcement:Department of Commerce $2 Billion Letters of Intent Announcement (NIST)DOE Quantum Computing Initiative:Energy Department $2 Billion Fault-Tolerant Quantum Initiative
GlobalFoundries:$375 Million planned funding to establish a secure, domestic quantum foundry across multiple modalities.IBM:$1 Billion planned funding to establish a new quantum foundry subsidiary for quantum-grade superconducting wafers.
Atom Computing:$100 Million planned funding for scaling neutral-atom quantum computing hardware and system integration.Diraq:Up to $38 Million planned funding to develop and scale silicon spin quantum logic units and qubit arrays.D-Wave:$100 Million planned funding to advance annealing and gate-model superconducting quantum computing systems.Infleqtion:$100 Million planned funding for large-scale neutral-atom architectures, high-powered optical systems, and error correction.PsiQuantum:$100 Million planned funding to address photonic quantum computing challenges, detectors, and low-loss packaging.Quantinuum:$100 Million planned funding to solve manufacturing bottlenecks for trapped-ion-based fault-tolerant quantum computers.Rigetti Computing:Up to $100 Million planned funding for miniaturized readout electronics and next-generation superconducting architectures.
White House Executive Action: Launching the Genesis MissionDOE Overview: Building the World's Most Powerful Scientific PlatformDOE Announcement: Secretary Chris Wright Announces First Projects Selected to Accelerate AI-Driven Scientific DiscoveryDOE Quantum Initiative: $2 Billion to Deploy Fault-Tolerant Quantum ComputersDepartment of Commerce: Letters of Intent with 9 Companies for Quantum LeadershipDepartment of War: Partnership to Proliferate AI for ScienceHHS: Joining the Mission to End Chronic DiseaseNIH: Bio Genesis Mission OverviewNASA: Joining to Accelerate AI-Driven DiscoveryNSF: $83M Investment in Integrated Data SystemsIBM: Committing $50 Million in Quantum Compute AccessMicrosoft: Commitment to Scientific DiscoveryOpenAI: Advancing the Next Era of National ScienceAWS: Powering America's Genesis Mission from Day OneAMD: Partnering to Accelerate AI-Driven Scientific LeadershipAnthropic: Introducing Anthropic Science & Genesis PartnershipScale AI: Signing MOU with DOE to Advance the Genesis Mission
Argonne National Laboratory:Leading AI Research Projects Under DOE Genesis MissionBerkeley Lab (LBNL):****Fermilab:DOE Invests to Accelerate AI-Enabled DiscoveryLawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL):Selected to Lead 10 ProjectsLos Alamos National Laboratory (LANL):DOE Awards Funding to Seven Projects** Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL):The Genesis Mission & Core Systems at ORNL Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL):**Leading Project for AI Operator in Fusion Energy HeatingSandia National Laboratories:Selected to Lead 6 Projects, Partner on 17 OthersSLAC National Accelerator Laboratory:Leading Projects Alongside Stanford
Arizona State University (ASU):Awarded DOE Genesis Mission Grant for Electrical Grid ReliabilityCaltech:Two Projects Selected for FundingCarnegie Mellon University:Researchers Lead Three AwardsColorado State University:Researchers Selected for Two Highly Competitive ProjectsColumbia University:Projects Receive Genesis Mission FundingCornell University:Awards Will Advance AI-Driven ScienceEmory University:Scientists Selected for Awards to Speed Discovery Through AIFlorida State University:Secures DOE Genesis Mission AwardsIowa State University:Research Projects Selected for FundingMichigan State University (FRIB):Receives Award for AI-Powered Research** Michigan Technological University:Atmospheric Scientists Linked to Three Selected ProjectsMissouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T):Researchers Earn DOE Genesis Mission AwardMIT:Projects Selected for Funding New Mexico State University (NMSU):NMSU-Led Team Selected for $800M InitiativeNorthwestern University:Projects Receive FundingPenn State University:Scientists to Lead Three ProjectsPrinceton University:Researchers Awarded Grants to Lead AI ProjectsRice University:Researchers Earn 2 Awards RTI International:Research Teams Selected for DOE Genesis Mission Stanford University:To Lead Projects with SLACStony Brook University:****Tulane University:Team Selected to Discover Next Generation Materials Using AIUC Berkeley (College of Chemistry):Awarded DOE Genesis Mission GrantUNC Charlotte:Projects Named in First Cohort of DOE Genesis MissionUniversity of Arizona:Department of Energy Selects 5 U of A Research ProjectsUniversity of California System:Partners with DOE to Advance Energy DiscoveryUniversity of Florida:Receives Genesis Mission Grant University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign:Illinois-Led Team Selected for AwardUniversity of Kentucky:6 UK Researchers Selected for Historic MissionUniversity of Maine:Team Selected to Advance AI in Underground ScienceUniversity of Missouri (Mizzou):****University of New Mexico (UNM):Researchers Selected for Mission University of Southern California (USC):****University of Texas at Austin:Awards Funding to 5 UT Research ProjectsUniversity of Utah:Selected for Multiple DOE Genesis Mission AwardsUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison:5 Projects Receive FundingVirginia Tech:Research Projects Selected for Genesis Mission Yale University:**Researchers Receive Awards to Pursue AI Advances