152 The Biden Administration has unveiled a groundbreaking $110 million AI partnership between Japan and the United States, aimed at fostering research and education initiatives. One notable aspect of this collaboration is the funding of research projects facilitated by a joint effort between the University of Washington and the University of Tsukuba. NVIDIA has committed $25 million to this initiative in collaboration with Amazon, with the goal of integrating cutting-edge technologies into the educational programs at the University of Washington in Seattle and the University of Tsukuba in Japan. Universities worldwide are recognizing the importance of equipping students with essential AI skills, facilitated by access to high-performance computing capabilities typically found in supercomputers. Jay Inslee, the Governor of Washington State, praised the partnership between the University of Washington, University of Tsukuba, Amazon, and NVIDIA, highlighting its role in providing research opportunities and workforce training essential for the evolving tech sectors. This collaboration aims to ensure that regions can effectively adapt to the profound impact of AI across various sectors of the economy. You Might Be Interested In Venture Capital Investment in Crypto Picks Up After Long Decline ConocoPhillips Sues to Block Alaska Drilling Ban PGIM Expands Presence with New Office in Abu Dhabi, Tapping into Growing Wealth Market Watsco Delivers Robust 2023 Performance, Increases Annual Dividend by 10% Marathon Oil Marginally Exceeds First Quarter Profit Estimates Due to Higher Prices Expedia Group’s Hari Nair Joins Brand USA Board to Promote U.S. Tourism
