The announcement names the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Institutes of Health, and new funding partners.
DOE will contribute more than $500 million over five years for measurement, modeling, computation, and fundamental cell research through its Genesis Mission. NIH will coordinate datasets, repositories, and knowledge bases associated with more than $500 million in prior federal investment, while Biohub works with NIH to standardize them for model training.
Google DeepMind, Isomorphic Labs, and Meta are collectively committing $300 million. Biohub's founding $500 million includes $400 million for measurement and engineering technologies and $100 million for research outside Biohub. NVIDIA will provide computing infrastructure and technical expertise.
The source describes the intended resource as open and says partners will develop shared standards, identifiers, and a single access point. It does not establish a delivery date, the final access terms, dataset specifications, or whether resulting models will achieve the predictive capabilities described.