Nvidia Launches NemoClaw AI Agent Platform and Open-Sources Nemotron 3
Nvidia will launch NemoClaw, an open-source AI agent platform, enabling enterprise software firms such as Salesforce, Cisco and Google to deploy autonomous agents even on non-Nvidia hardware. The company has also open-sourced Nemotron 3 models and kept Slurm open and vendor-neutral to enhance its AI infrastructure.
1. NemoClaw Platform Introduction
Nvidia is preparing to launch NemoClaw, an open-source platform for AI agents that allows enterprise software companies to deploy autonomous sequences of tasks for employees. The platform supports deployments on non-Nvidia hardware and is set for preview ahead of the company’s annual developer conference.
2. Expansion of Open-Source AI Tools
Building on its proprietary CUDA ecosystem, the company has also open-sourced the Nemotron 3 family of models, datasets, and libraries to enable reasoning and decision-making in specialized AI agents. This release is accompanied by the acquisition of SchedMD, ensuring Slurm remains an open, vendor-neutral workload manager for AI systems and supercomputers.
3. Ecosystem Impact and Partnerships
By integrating NemoClaw with Nemotron and Slurm, Nvidia aims to streamline the AI lifecycle from reasoning to deployment, reducing infrastructure costs and barriers for developers. The company has engaged with firms including Salesforce, Cisco and Google to explore partnerships and accelerate adoption of its expanded AI stack.