Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang believes that every organization should adopt an OpenClaw strategy. Nvidia is ready to assist in that endeavor.

During his GTC keynote on Monday, Huang revealed Nvidia’s creation of NemoClaw, a platform designed for enterprises, rooted in the popular local AI autonomous agent.

This open-source platform is primarily OpenClaw, enhanced with robust enterprise security and privacy features. The objective is to transform OpenClaw into a secure space that businesses can access effortlessly, managing agent behavior and data handling, as stated by the company.

“For CEOs, the critical question is, what’s your OpenClaw strategy?” Huang remarked on stage. “We all possess a Linux strategy. Everyone required an HTTP HTML strategy, which initiated the internet. We all had to develop a Kubernetes strategy, enabling mobile cloud functionality. Every company globally needs an OpenClaw strategy, a strategy for agentic systems.”

According to Huang, Nvidia collaborated with Peter Steinberger, the original creator of OpenClaw, to devise NemoClaw.

Upon its launch, users of NemoClaw will have the ability to utilize any coding agent or open AI model, including Nvidia’s NemoTron open models, to create and implement AI agents. The platform permits access to cloud-based models from local devices. It’s hardware-agnostic and does not require Nvidia’s GPUs, integrating seamlessly with NeMo, Nvidia’s AI agent software suite.

Currently, Nvidia labels NemoClaw as an early-stage Alpha software. “Expect some rough edges. We are working towards a production-ready sandbox orchestration, but our initial focus is on establishing your personal environment,” the company mentioned on its website for developers.

In recent months, the development of enterprise AI agent platforms has become a major focus in the AI industry.

In February, OpenAI introduced OpenAI Frontier, an accessible platform for enterprises to construct and oversee AI agents. Last December, the global research firm Gartner published findings indicating that governance platforms for AI agents are essential infrastructure for enterprises looking to adopt AI technology. Nvidia has undoubtedly taken note.

“OpenClaw provided us, the industry, exactly what was needed at the right moment,” Huang stated. “Just like Linux met industry needs at the perfect time, like Kubernetes emerged precisely when required, and HTML arrived as well. This allowed the entire industry to embrace this open-source stack and utilize it effectively.”