Georgia Tech Breaks Ground on $1.2 Billion Innovation Campus in Midtown Atlanta
The new campus will house a quantum computing center, an AI research institute, and a biomedical engineering complex.
Priya Nair
Education Reporter
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ATLANTA — Georgia Tech broke ground Tuesday on a $1.2 billion innovation campus in Midtown Atlanta that university officials say will position the institution as one of the world's premier research universities.
The new campus will house a quantum computing center, an artificial intelligence research institute, a biomedical engineering complex, and a new school of data science.
"This is the most significant investment in Georgia Tech's history," said President Ángel Cabrera. "This campus will attract the world's best researchers, train the next generation of innovators, and create the technologies that will define the 21st century."
Georgia Tech has already secured $400 million in private commitments, including a $100 million gift from the Blank Family Foundation.
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Priya Nair
Education Reporter at Atl Daily Now