On October 8, 2026, Donald Trump announced a reported $2.4 billion in technology-company computing-power commitments for the Genesis Mission at a White House summit. The initiative applies AI to federal scientific research, and the reported package brings together 11 companies.
The reported company amounts
The reported allocations add up to $2.4 billion. They describe commitments toward computing power, with specific terms announced by AWS and Anthropic.
| Company | Reported amount (USD) |
| Nvidia | $1 billion |
| AMD | $500 million |
| OpenAI | $200 million |
| Anthropic | $150 million |
| $150 million | |
| AMP | $100 million |
| Emerald AI | $100 million |
| AWS | $50 million |
| Armada | $50 million |
| Crusoe | $50 million |
| Micron | $50 million |
Nvidia’s reported $1 billion is the largest listed amount. The 11 figures sum to $2.4 billion, but the announced arrangements take different forms: AWS specifies cloud credits, while Anthropic describes access to its AI products and research support.
What AWS and Anthropic say they will provide
AWS announced up to $50 million in cloud credits over three years through its Golden Age of Science Accelerator. The credits are for eligible scientific research and AI-for-science work, and participation depends on eligibility and project selection.
Anthropic announced a $150 million commitment over three years. Its plan includes Claude, Claude Code and API credits for several hundred research projects, along with collaboration with agencies and laboratories, training, onboarding and technical support.
How researchers can seek AWS credits
Interested participants submit an interest form. AWS consults with eligible participants and develops proposals; if a project is selected, the credits are applied to existing contracts.
