NVIDIA Joins NSF State and Regional AI Hubs Program to Expand AI Research and Education Across the US
NVIDIA is joining the NSF’s State and Regional AI Infrastructure Hubs program to expand AI research and education access across the US.
- NVIDIA is joining the NSF’s State and Regional AI Infrastructure Hubs program to expand AI research and education access.
- The program will provide advanced computing, data, software, and expertise to researchers and educators across the US.
- Hubs will support collaborative projects between universities, state governments, and industry partners.
- NVIDIA will contribute hardware, software, and technical support to the initiative.
NVIDIA has announced its participation in the National Science Foundation’s State and Regional Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Hubs program. The initiative, launched today, aims to provide broader access to advanced computing resources, datasets, software tools, and AI expertise for researchers and educators nationwide. The program aligns with the Genesis Mission’s goals of democratizing AI capabilities and fostering innovation at the state and regional levels.
The hubs will support collaborative projects between universities, state governments, and industry partners, creating a network of shared infrastructure. This effort is expected to accelerate AI-driven research in fields like healthcare, climate science, and robotics while also strengthening the US workforce pipeline in AI and machine learning. NVIDIA’s involvement includes providing hardware, software, and technical support to the hubs, ensuring they can deliver cutting-edge resources to participants.
State and regional hubs will receive funding and guidance from the NSF, with a focus on inclusivity and equitable access to AI tools. The program is part of a broader push to decentralize AI research beyond traditional tech hubs, making it more accessible to institutions in underserved regions.
Access to advanced AI tools and resources through regional hubs.
Opportunities to collaborate with state and regional AI research initiatives.
Improved access to AI education and research opportunities in underserved regions.
Strengthens US AI infrastructure and workforce development.
- Genesis Mission
- A NVIDIA initiative aimed at democratizing AI access and fostering innovation globally.
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