Description
Argonne National Laboratory is seeking information from various stakeholders regarding opportunities to participate in the development and use of a National Genesis Mission Supercomputing Center of Innovation. The center will include AI supercomputing resources and be located on Argonne property. The laboratory is interested in receiving input on two areas: computing and infrastructure capabilities, and use, co-funding, and partnership interest. The goal is to strengthen U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence, accelerate scientific discovery and engineering innovation, and enable secure, scalable computing infrastructure aligned with national priorities.
Some key points to consider include:
• The center will include AI supercomputing resources and be located on Argonne property
• Argonne is seeking input on opportunities for organizations to provide equipment, software, services, test beds, infrastructure elements, or other capabilities that support the initial deployment and future phases of the center
• The laboratory is interested in models that leverage substantial private-sector investment, with the expectation that much of the infrastructure associated with the center would be financed through private, non-Federal sources
• Argonne welcomes responses from a broad range of stakeholders, including universities, industry stakeholders, large businesses, small businesses, and emerging technology firms
• The deadline for submitting responses is August 21, 2026
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Janell Piechocinski