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This award marks a significant escalation in federal funding for integrating artificial intelligence directly into quantum hardware scaling and materials discovery. By pairing AI models with high-performance computing to automate error correction codes and design functional quantum magnets, these projects aim to compress custom chip design cycles from months to minutes. The initiative effectively bridges the gap between theoretical optimization and physical implementation of quantum processors in extreme environments.
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U.S. Department of Energy Allocates $159 Million in Phase II Genesis Mission Awards for Quantum Error Correction and Materials Co-Design

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The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded $159 million in Phase II Genesis Mission awards to 12 projects. These projects focus on quantum error correction, materials co-design, and custom microelectronics, leveraging AI and high-performance computing. Key initiatives include Harvard's ASQC project for quantum error correction, Oak Ridge National Laboratory's AI-Empowered Design of Functional Quantum Magnets, and Fermilab's AXESS project for accelerating chip design for extreme environments. The post U.S. Department of Energy Allocates $159 Million in Phase II Genesis Mission Awards for Quantum Error Correction and Materials Co-Design appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced 12 Phase II project awards totaling $159 million under the federal Genesis Mission, capping an initial cohort of 297 projects across the multi-agency scientific initiative. Administered through the DOE Office of Science, the awards pair high-performance computing (HPC) nodes and artificial intelligence models (“Super Intelligence”) with DOE national laboratory testbeds to address national science and technology challenges. Out…

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