Nvidia launches Nemotron 3.5 LLMs for AI agents, edge to enterprise
Nvidia has released two new models in its Nemotron 3.5 family: Super LV for enterprise AI agents and Bolt for edge and local systems. The company says the models are designed to cover the entire range of agent deployments, from large servers to edge devices.
The move extends Nvidia’s recent focus on AI agent infrastructure. Last month, the company open-sourced its Open Agent Safety Platform, which provides tools to manage autonomous AI agents. It has also partnered with CoreWeave on a custom CPU, Vera, to address bottlenecks in agentic workloads. Competitors like Iterate.ai have meanwhile released inference engines promising higher GPU efficiency for similar use cases.
Nvidia’s latest models appear positioned to compete across that spectrum. Super LV targets always-on agents in enterprise environments, while Bolt is optimized for local hardware. Neither model’s performance metrics were disclosed, so their efficiency or cost advantages over alternatives are unclear.
The launch suggests Nvidia is betting on vertical integration for AI agents, from safety tools to custom silicon. Whether this approach will outpace specialized startups depends on execution and market adoption.
Sources: siliconangle.com
“Nvidia’s new Nemotron models signal a push to dominate the full stack of AI agent infrastructure, from data center to device.”
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