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Cadence Joins DOE Genesis Mission Consortium for AI-Driven Science

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Cadence announced it has joined the Genesis Mission Consortium, a public-private partnership led by the Department of Energy. This consortium uses artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate scientific discovery and advance energy innovation. Cadence will contribute AI-enabled design and simulation technology and technical expertise to collaborate with DOE National Laboratories. The initiative supports priorities in advanced microelectronics, quantum systems, and AI-driven scientific workflows.

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The Genesis Mission Consortium aims to double the productivity and impact of American science and engineering within a decade. Cadence's involvement provides AI-driven design and simulation technology to support critical national science priorities. The consortium connects the nation’s leading supercomputers, AI systems, and experimental facilities across the 17 DOE National Laboratories.

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