The White House published on October 8, 2026 a fact sheet on the Science: A New Golden Age event with the full package of compute credits and AI tools for the Genesis Mission consortium. The stated total is $2.4 billion from eleven companies, for more than 15 federal agencies working on energy, health, space, and other challenges.
Who pledged what
The split, according to the fact sheet: NVIDIA $1 billion, AMD $500 million, OpenAI $200 million, Anthropic and Google $150 million each, AMP and Emerald AI $100 million each, and AWS, Armada, Crusoe, and Micron $50 million each. The document says the value comes as tools and compute credits, not necessarily as unrestricted cash.
Anthropic's standalone $150 million commitment over three years had already been published on Geekiki. What is new for the Genesis Mission is the full picture: NVIDIA is the largest share, and AMD and OpenAI enter with amounts that were not in that earlier story. The fact sheet also recalls the July expansion of the mission, with a separate $5 billion federal commitment.
The U.S. government calls these resources “super intelligence” tools for science. That is the label used in the release, not an independent technical measurement. The sheet also cites more than $100 million from the NSF and the Department of Energy for scientific instrumentation and autonomous laboratories, plus other items from the same event.
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