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LAB 27-3645 funds national lab teams in sparse linear algebra, explainable SI, analog computing and distributed quantum. Analog pre-proposals are due November 22.
Read articleOn October 8, 2026 NSF named the founding partners of the X-Labs Consortium — Astera, Ginkgo Bioworks, the Sloan Foundation, the Secunda Family Foundation, Occam Foundry, and the Florida Quantum Center — representing over $300 million in commitments. For a program that funds teams with no institutional home, the facilities layer changes what a credible Phase 0 proposal looks like.
Read articleLAB 26-3601 promised $3M-$5M per year per award for 2-3 awards. On October 8, 2026, DOE named four — MAESTRO, DART, TRACE, SPIRE — against $30 million total, of which only $2 million is FY26 money. The announcement also mandates an external collaborator and industry participation in every thrust, which is the only on-ramp for anyone outside a national lab.
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