The center will promote collaboration in key areas such as cybersecurity, genetics, medicine, and water and food security — particularly urgent issues for the Middle East.
Israel and the United States are moving forward with a $200 million initiative to establish a joint center for artificial intelligence and quantum innovation, aimed at advancing scientific cooperation and countering the influence of rival powers, including Iran, China and Russia.
Set to operate from twin headquarters in Tel Aviv and Arlington, Virginia, the project will receive $20 million annually from each government beginning in 2026 and continuing through 2030.
The center will promote collaboration in key areas such as cybersecurity, genetics, medicine, and water and food security — particularly urgent issues for the Middle East.