NSF picks nine teams for up to $3.5M each to boost super intelligence infrastructure efficiency
sh_reya · x · 2026-10-23
NSF announced nine teams selected for the NSF-STRIDE AI Efficiency Challenge, receiving up to $3.5 million over two years across three stages to move SI efficiency technologies from research to operational deployment — cutting training/inference costs, easing datacenter capacity constraints, and shortening time to market. Researcher shreya's team was selected to work on LLM x data infrastructure and is hiring PhD students and postdocs.
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