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NSF Grants $33.77M to Boost AI Research Access

9/18/2025

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The U.S. National Science Foundation granted $13.77 million to Stony Brook University and the University at Buffalo for AI and data science research.
The project will enhance access to advanced computing resources for students and researchers in underrepresented fields.
A new energy-efficient computing system will utilize AmpereOne M processors and Qualcomm Cloud AI inference accelerators.
Georgia Tech received a $20 million NSF grant for the Nexus supercomputer, dedicated to AI research.
Nexus will allocate 90% of its capacity to the national research community, promoting equitable access to AI resources.

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The U.S. National Science Foundation granted $13.77 million to Stony Brook University and the University at Buffalo for AI and data science research.
The project will enhance access to advanced computing resources for students and researchers in underrepresented fields.
A new energy-efficient computing system will utilize AmpereOne M processors and Qualcomm Cloud AI inference accelerators.
Georgia Tech received a $20 million NSF grant for the Nexus supercomputer, dedicated to AI research.
Nexus will allocate 90% of its capacity to the national research community, promoting equitable access to AI resources.