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- NVIDIA launches NemoClaw open blueprints for specialized agents
NVIDIA introduced NemoClaw, a set of open blueprints that combine tuned open models, agent harnesses, optimization and telemetry tools, and OpenShell runtime governance. The blueprints support OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, and LangChain Deep Agents, allowing developers to assemble specialized agents on infrastructure they can own and customize. NVIDIA says its tuned Nemotron 3 Ultra configuration for LangChain Deep Agents reached near-frontier performance at roughly one-tenth the per-run cost of leading closed models, but that claim is vendor-reported.
NVIDIA Technical Blog · 🔥 5 - Supermicro Launches Liquid-Cooled NVIDIA Vera CPU Rack
Supermicro launched the NVIDIA Vera CPU rack, a fully liquid-cooled system with 256 Vera CPUs that it says can provide 22,528 cores, 45,056 threads and support up to 22,500 parallel agent sandboxes. The rack can operate independently or pair with the Supermicro NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72, and Supermicro also offers air-cooled 1U and 2U systems. Performance, scale and security capabilities described in the announcement are vendor claims.
科技新报 · 🔥 0 - NVIDIA and Meta deepen Muse collaboration with $3 billion investment
NVIDIA and Meta announced an expanded partnership centered on Muse and the Muse model family, with workflow optimizations intended to improve training and inference performance and total cost of ownership. NVIDIA will invest $3 billion in Meta’s equity offering, while Meta plans to expand deployments of Vera Rubin, Vera CPU, Spectrum-X networking and BlueField-4, and the companies will consider OpenShell and Sentry collaboration for agent safety and monitoring. Meta claims Muse has delivered frontier-level benchmark performance and rising consumer downloads, but the reports provide no independent figures.
NVIDIA Newsroom · 🔥 3 - Red Hat and Nvidia expand partnership to secure autonomous AI agents
At Nvidia's GTC event in Berlin, Red Hat and Nvidia expanded their collaboration to help enterprises secure autonomous AI agents, govern access to AI models and deploy workloads on Nvidia's upcoming Vera Rubin data center infrastructure. The updates center on Red Hat AI Factory with Nvidia, combining agent runtime controls, model inference software and hardware support across hybrid clouds, and Red Hat said it is working to bring Nvidia's OpenShell sandbox runtime into its AI platforms as a native capability. The companies aim to place security controls outside the agent and, where appropriate, outside the host operating system, pairing OpenShell with Nvidia's Sentry framework on BlueField data processing units, where DOCA Argus monitors workloads from a separate hardware security domain. A joint reference design adds Model-as-a-Service access controls and an AI Gateway alongside vLLM, llm-d, Nvidia Dynamo and NIM, and Red Hat said its Enterprise Linux for Nvidia now supports Vera CPUs and is prepared for Vera Rubin.
SiliconANGLE AI · 🔥 0 - ServiceNow and Nvidia Bring Arc Enterprise AI Agent to General Availability
ServiceNow and Nvidia have made Arc generally available, following its initial announcement in May. The companies describe Arc as a personal, long-running AI agent for everyday productivity tasks involving email and Microsoft Teams, built to run locally on Nvidia RTX Spark devices and within Nvidia OpenShell. Arc is currently available for Mac, with Windows support still forthcoming.
ZDNET AI · 🔥 0 - NVIDIA expands open source Agent Toolkit with Agent Knowledge Foundation and new models
NVIDIA announced an expanded open source Agent Toolkit that it says enterprises are using to customize, control and govern AI agents. The toolkit now bundles the new NVIDIA Agent Knowledge Foundation, built on CUDA-X libraries including cuDF, cuGraph, cuML, cuOpt and cuVS plus a new Auto-Ontology library, alongside open models such as Nemotron Retriever and the new Kumo family. It also includes the OpenShell secure agent runtime, NemoClaw secure agent blueprints and tools such as NeMo Relay and NeMo Compass. NVIDIA says Palantir, Databricks and Snowflake are already using Agent Knowledge Foundation components, and that Amazon OpenSearch Service, SAP, ServiceNow and Zoom have used Nemotron Retriever models.
NVIDIA Blog · 🔥 0 - nFOX Lab launches AI model management platform, plans to open-source Blockhouse sandbox
AI governance startup nFOX Lab has launched a platform for managing owned large language models and said it plans to open-source Blockhouse, a security sandbox for AI workloads, under the Apache 2.0 license. According to SiliconANGLE, Blockhouse removes privileges by default and restores access through policies enforced at the Linux kernel level, routes communications through a monitored channel called Porthole, and verifies model files with SHA-256 hashes before serving. nFOX says the platform is available now while Blockhouse is in beta for qualified enterprise evaluations; the startup is self-funded, has paying beta pilot customers and is not yet profitable.
SiliconANGLE AI · 🔥 0 - Nvidia pledges $250M in compute over five years for UK agentic AI safety research
Nvidia announced on October 13 that it will provide $250 million worth of computing resources to the UK over five years — about $50 million a year — to advance agentic safety and security research. The compute will be delivered through UK-based Nvidia Cloud Partners, with a portion going to Oxford-led BOLD, UCL-led SOFAIR and Imperial College London; the work covers secure agents, open-model security and real-world threat mitigation, using Nvidia's OpenShell runtime and Sentry reference design. The Next Web reported that the commitment is compute access rather than cash, and that provider selection, technical architecture and commercial terms are all still to be agreed, with nothing yet contracted.
NVIDIA Blog · 🔥 0 - Replit launches Windows desktop app preview with Microsoft and Nvidia
Replit announced a preview of its desktop app made with Microsoft: on Windows, Replit builds and runs apps locally, with each build running in its own sandbox powered by Microsoft Execution Containers and NVIDIA OpenShell. In a later weekly roundup, the company said Replit Desktop for Windows is now in private preview and invited users to join a waitlist for early access. The local-execution and sandboxing capabilities are Replit's own claims and have not been independently verified.
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