Announced commitments against government budgets and reported disbursements, by country.
Sovereign programme record · United States · 2024
United States: NAIRR / CHIPS Act AI Components / Stargate Project: $2.60B announced · 100.0% of the government-only floor disbursed
Every figure below derives from the same record the dashboard reads — this page is the programme as a citable object: the reconciliation with its denominator stated, the decomposition with its residual, and the dated evidence behind each claim.
Announced~$2.60B
Government-only floor$30M
Committed$30M
Disbursed$30M
The reconciliation. Four figures on one dollar scale, each bar a share of the largest. The reality ratio above divides disbursed by the government-only floor ($30M), and the field it divides by is stated so the division is reproducible. A hatched track is an absent figure carried with its reason — a government that does not publish disbursement is a finding, not a zero. Tildes mark estimated figures.
Pipeline stage: Deployed (primary-verified evidence) — 428 accelerators tracked; 100% of announced disbursed. The stage is a Scrutica derivation (tier 4), computed from the figures above, never asserted by the source.
NVIDIA hardware: high · TSMC fabrication: high · US technology: low · BIS jurisdiction reach: low. Dependence levels are Scrutica classifications (tier 4) from the programme’s own disclosures — which hardware it buys, where it fabricates, and whose export jurisdiction its supply chain crosses.
Named partners: NSF, DOE, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Google, Amazon, Meta.
NAIRR Pilot: $30M/year, ~3.77 exaFLOPS, ~600 projects. Full NAIRR estimated at $2.6B but not appropriated. CREATE AI Act pending. Stargate $500B is private. CHIPS Act $52.7B is semiconductor manufacturing. Stargate Michigan (Saline Township) broke ground 2026-06-01, 1GW/~$16B initial — private, not counted in this row's government figures.
What this record flags about itself · 6
The $500B Stargate figure is entirely private (OpenAI, SoftBank, Oracle), not government.
The CHIPS Act funds semiconductor manufacturing, not direct AI compute procurement.
Verified: $30M for NAIRR in FY26, a 3.77 exaFLOPS pilot, approximately 600 projects, and the SDSC and Purdue GPU acquisitions.
$2.6B full NAIRR cost is estimate, not appropriation
$30M funded = ~1.2% of $2.6B full deployment estimate
Update, 2026-07-14, private-sector context only, and not added to any government figure on this record, consistent with the existing wall between Stargate and government money: OpenAI and Oracle broke ground on Stargate Michigan (Saline Township, MI) on 2026-06-01 — a 1GW hyperscale campus at approximately $16B initial cost, with some outlets citing approximately $56B for the full multi-phase buildout once fully outfitted. It is part of the broader $500B Stargate Project, already flagged above as entirely private. openai.com's own Stargate Michigan pages were bot-blocked to automated retrieval (HTTP 403) when this record was compiled, so it is sourced via multiple independent converging tier-2 and tier-3 outlets — the CNBC live-updates page, Tom's Hardware, TechRepublic, ConstructConnect and Digg — reporting consistent 1GW, $16B and 1 June 2026 figures. Two facility records in this catalog track the same physical site: one from Epoch AI's Frontier Data Centers dataset, and one from a licensed corporate-ownership database held under academic subscription and therefore not published per record. The licensed record carries a status of 'under construction'; the Epoch-sourced record is deliberately left at 'announced' to match Epoch's own 2026-07-14 export, because correcting it here would be silently reverted by the next re-ingest.
