The Trump administration announced a science initiative totaling more than $6 billion, combining federal funding with contributions from businesses, academia, and philanthropic organizations. Tech companies committed $2.4 billion in superintelligence tools and computing credits to the "Genesis Mission" alliance, with NVIDIA pledging $1 billion, AMD $500 million, OpenAI $200 million, and both Anthropic and Google contributing $150 million each. The broader initiative includes a $1.8 billion virtual biology program led by NIH, DOE, and Biohub, alongside a $215 million quantum competition. A NASA-DOE collaboration is also set to target a Mars nuclear reactor mission by 2028 as part of the comprehensive science push.