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Gov. Kathy Hochul created the Empire AI consortium of public and private research partners and funders in this year ’s state budget.
Members of the consortium have been meeting mostly virtually for months to launch the $450 million project.
Representatives of the seven founding partner institutions the SUNY and CUNY systems, New York , Columbia and Cornell universities, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the Simons Foundation came to UB this week .
The consortium has hired a consultant to design the facility depending on computing equipment and capacity.
Group members said one concern they have is that the construction may compete with other state projects for the skilled trades workers needed to make it happen as quickly as possible.
Secunda said he would like to see the facility built in phases in a way that can get high-level AI research underway while the next phase is built.
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