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Trump Launches DOE-LedGenesis Mission’ to Unite Federal Data and Supercomputing for AI Science

The order sets deadlines for identifying compute and data within 90 days, with an initial capability due within nine months.

Overview

  • President Donald Trump signed an executive order creating the Genesis Mission, directing the Energy Department to build a secure American Science and Security Platform that links national labs, supercomputers and federal datasets for AI‑driven research.
  • The White House assigned overall coordination to OSTP’s Michael Kratsios, with Energy Secretary Chris Wright leading implementation and DOE Undersecretary for Science Darío Gil tapped to play a leading role.
  • The initiative invites public‑private and academic partnerships, with companies including Nvidia, Dell, AMD, HPE and Oracle identified by officials, and Amazon announcing up to $50 billion for federal data centers and AI services.
  • Priority areas include biotechnology, critical materials, nuclear fission and fusion, semiconductors, quantum information science, advanced manufacturing and space, with officials touting potential to improve grid efficiency and reduce energy costs.
  • The administration paused a separate push to preempt state AI laws after resistance from Republican state leaders, as critics question funding trade‑offs, energy demand from data centers and safeguards for sensitive data.