Nvidia plans to launch NemoClaw, an open source autonomous AI agent platform for the enterprise sector

Nvidia is working on a new open source platform for artificial intelligence (AI) agents called NemoClaw that, focused on companies of business software, It will facilitate the tasks of employees through agents operating autonomously and can be used regardless of whether their products have Nvidia chips.

The chip manufacturing company plans to celebrate its Nvidia GTC annual developer conference in San Jose (California, United States) next week, which will take place from March 16 to 19 to showcase the latest advances in the AI ​​sector.

Prior to the conference, it was announced that Nvidia is working on the launch of NemoClawa new open source AI agent platform with which it aims to offer an option to streamline the work of business software companies.

Specifically, this platform will allow you to use AI agents to carry out tasks automatically and independently lightening the work of employees, and stands out for offering it as an open source option to adapt it to the needs of each company. Furthermore, it will be possible use independently whether the company has products powered by Nvidia chips.

This has been detailed by sources related to the American technology company in statements to Wired, who have advanced that Nvidia has contacted companies such as Salesforce, Cisco, Google, Adobe y CrowdStrike, in order to promote NemoClaw.

Although it has not been stated whether Nvidia has partnered with these companies to promote the platform, sources have clarified that it is expected that Get early access to NemoClaw in exchange for contributing to the projecttaking into account that it will be open source.

Nvidia is planning to release this NemoClaw platform at a time when AI agents are becoming more and more importantsince they are capable of executing tasks autonomous with hardly any human supervision.

An example of this is OpenClaw, launched as Clawdbot and later renamed Moltbot, which recently became popular in a matter of days for its ability to control all functions of a computer, like an agent at the user’s service that carries out any task.

However, since agents operate autonomously and have access to certain system controls in these types of tools, They also carry certain security risks. In this regard, the sources have detailed to the aforementioned media that NemoClaw will have security and privacy tools designed so that companies can reliably adopt it for their projects.

With all this, Nvidia is expected to present NemoClaw and all its agentic capabilities within the framework of the Nvidia GTC conference next week.