NSF Launches $100M AI Infrastructure Hubs
The U.S. National Science Foundation launched a $100 million initiative to establish state and regional artificial intelligence infrastructure hubs across the country. Agency directors announced the program to accelerate AI-enabled scientific discovery and expand access to high-performance compute resources for researchers, students, and educators. The regional partnerships involve coordinated resource sharing among state and local governments, academic institutions, industry leaders, and philanthropic organizations. The program directly implements core strategic recommendations from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy regarding federal research and development priorities. Agency officials stated that the investment aims to bridge widening infrastructure gaps and maintain American leadership in foundational and translational artificial intelligence research.
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左：联邦投资使技术普惠并支持区域研究公平。 中：联邦资助旨在维持技术领先和科学发现。 右：公私伙伴关系优化联邦支出，以实现国家战略竞争力。
美国国家科学基金会官方新闻稿，发布于2026年3月12日。 https://www.nsf.gov/news/nsf-launches-100m-ai-infrastructure-hubs
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