Gemini · Google · White House · U.S. · Google DeepMind
Accelerating the frontiers of scientific discovery: Google’s $40 million commitment to the Genesis Mission
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VP for Science and Strategic Initiatives, Google DeepMind, and Chief Scientist, Google Cloud.
Key facts
- Today, at the DOE Genesis Mission Summit 2026, they are expanding this by committing $40 million of AI tokens and cloud credits for researchers in support of the Genesis Mission
- VP for Science and Strategic Initiatives, Google DeepMind, and Chief Scientist, Google Cloud
- Under this expanded commitment, they will first provide DOE’s Genesis Mission awardees in-kind access to GDM’s frontier AI for science portfolio, including
- By deploying Gemini in their instruments, they cut microscope calibration time from over 90 minutes to about 13 minutes (eight times faster) and reduced the manual steps needed to focus
Summary
Chief Product and Business Officer, Google Cloud. Empowering an Adaptive, Responsible, Secure, and Intelligent way forward. Scientists today face challenges of extraordinary scale and complexity. In December, they shared their commitment to the White House's Genesis Mission, the national effort to harness AI and double the pace of American scientific discovery within a decade.