NemoClaw - NVIDIA Agent Toolkit
NemoClaw is NVIDIA's answer to the enterprise adoption gap in agentic AI. It adds privacy and security controls on top of OpenClaw, the open-source OS for agentic systems. At first it looks like a security wrapper: OpenShell sandboxes the agent, Nemotron runs locally on RTX hardware, and a privacy router decides what stays on-device and what hits the cloud. But underneath, it's NVIDIA's full stack wrapped around the agentic layer - from cuDF/cuVS and vGPU for compute, to Nemotron/Nemo/Dynamo/NIM for inference, AI-Q for orchestration, and cuOPT for optimization. Announced at GTC, it represents NVIDIA's vision for enterprise-ready AI agents.
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- • Enterprise adoption of agentic AI blocked by privacy and security concerns
- • Balancing on-device inference with cloud capabilities
- • Sandboxing autonomous agents without limiting their capabilities
- • OpenShell sandboxes agent execution for security
- • Nemotron enables local inference on RTX hardware
- • Privacy router intelligently routes between on-device and cloud processing
Unlocked enterprise adoption of agentic AI with proper guardrails
Demonstrated NVIDIA's full-stack approach to the agentic layer
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