Nvidia’s version of OpenClaw could solve our biggest problem: security

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes every company should have an OpenClaw strategy. Nvidia is here to provide it.

Nvidia has developed NemoClaw, an enterprise-grade platform built on viral local AI autonomous agents, Huang announced during Monday’s GTC keynote.

The open source platform is essentially OpenClaw with enterprise-grade security and privacy considerations built-in. The idea, the company says, is to turn OpenClaw into a secure platform that enterprises can leverage with a single command to control how their agents behave and how their data is processed.

“The question for CEOs is: What is the OpenClaw strategy?” Huang said on stage. “We need it. We all have a Linux strategy. We all needed to have an HTTP HTML strategy, which was the beginning of the Internet. We all needed to have a Kubernetes strategy, which made the mobile cloud possible. Today, every company in the world needs to have an OpenClaw strategy, an agent system strategy.”

Nvidia worked with OpenClaw developer Peter Steinberger to develop NemoClaw, Huang said.

Once NemoClaw is released, NemoClaw users will be able to leverage any coding agent or open AI model, including Nvidia’s NemoTron open model, to build and deploy AI agents. This platform allows users to access cloud-based models on their local devices. The platform is hardware agnostic, does not require running on Nvidia’s proprietary GPUs, and also integrates with Nvidia’s AI agent software suite, NeMo.

For now, Nvidia describes NemoClaw as early-stage alpha software. “Roughness is to be expected. We are building towards production-ready sandbox orchestration, but the starting point is to get your own environment up and running,” the company said in a note to developers on its website.

Building an enterprise AI agent platform has become a hot topic in the AI ​​field in recent months.

In February, OpenAI released OpenAI Frontier, an open platform for enterprises to build and manage AI agents. In December, global research firm Gartner released a report on how governance platforms for AI agents will be the critical infrastructure needed for enterprises to implement AI technology. Nvidia clearly got the message.

“OpenClaw gave us exactly what the industry needed at exactly the right time,” said Huang. “Just like Linux gave the industry what it needed at exactly the right time, just like HTML came out and Kubernetes came out at the right time, the whole industry was able to grab this open source stack and do something with it.”