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IBM Commits $50M in QPU Compute Access to Support U.S. DOE Genesis Mission

In alignment with federal initiatives to establish an integrated national research platform, IBM (NYSE: IBM) has announced a $50 million commitment in quantum computing access to support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Genesis Mission. The five-year compute contribution will grant researchers across DOE national laboratories and collaborating academic institutions direct access to IBM’s utility-scale QPU fleet. In parallel, IBM was selected as a lead performer under a Phase I Genesis Mission Request for Applications (RFA) project focused on agentic AI-driven quantum algorithm discovery.