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The U.S. and Japan have formalized a $1 billion joint initiative under the Genesis Mission to accelerate breakthroughs in quantum information, fusion, and autonomous lab systems. This partnership leverages complementary computing infrastructure, including access to DOE high-performance systems and Japan's Fugaku supercomputer, to enhance AI-driven research capabilities. The agreement establishes a long-term framework for collaboration across government, academia, and industry, aiming to double scientific productivity within a decade.
Japan’s MEXT Joins Genesis Mission With $1 Billion Pledge
The U.S. & Japan announced a historic $1 billion partnership, with Japan’s MEXT joining President Trump’s Genesis Mission.
A 1 billion partnership has been established between the United States and Japan, marking Japan as the first international partner in President Trump’s Genesis Mission. The collaboration will unite twelve DOE National Laboratories, one DOE Office of Science User Facility, and twelve leading Japanese research institutions into eleven joint scientific teams, focusing on advancements in quantum…
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