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NVIDIA and its partners made multiple announcements at its NVIDIA GTC conference, held this week in Berlin. Some of the major announcements include:
NVIDIA announced the NVIDIA OpenShell Reference Architecture, which enables building, containing, observing, and enforcing safe agents on enterprise infrastructure and edge systems. The OpenShell Reference Architecture builds on the foundation of NVIDIA OpenShell secure runtime software, extending it into full-stack, industrial-scale infrastructure for agent development and operations.
The architecture includes NVIDIA Vera Rubin infrastructure for running enterprise workloads, including closed and open models built with NVIDIA Nemotron; NVIDIA Vera CPUs for operating agent harnesses; open-source NVIDIA OpenShell software; and NVIDIA BlueField DPUs for running the NVIDIA Sentry unified security software framework that provides continuous out-of-band monitoring of agent behavior and in-silicon policy enforcement.
The company also introduced DSX POD, a reference design for complete NVIDIA Vera Rubin AI factories built by partners inside modular containers, integrated and validated before delivery. The units arrive ready to connect out of the box to a prepared site’s power, cooling, networking, and other supporting infrastructure, reducing deployment time from six months to as little as 14 days.
Announcements from NVIDIA partners:
CoreWeave announced the CoreWeave Zero Trust AI Framework, a customer-controlled security model that gives customers authority over access to their models, data, and runtime environments. The framework lets customers bring the security systems they already operate to CoreWeave Cloud rather than rebuilding around a provider-defined security model.
In other CoreWeave news, the company announced CoreWeave Physical AI Launchables, a catalog of physical AI workloads packaged as Templates, built and tested by CoreWeave engineers, that let robotics, autonomous vehicle (AV), and simulation teams start a run with one command instead of rebuilding their environment first.
Dell Technologies announced a broad set of advancements across the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, spanning AI solutions and ecosystem innovations, new deskside agentic solutions and purpose-built AI infrastructure, helping enterprises move agentic AI from experimentation to production on infrastructure they own and control.
F5 announced that Telenor AI Factory has selected F5 BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes as an intelligent AI service plane for its NVIDIA-powered sovereign AI infrastructure. With F5 BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes running on NVIDIA BlueField DPU, Telenor can apply policy, visibility, tenant isolation, and traffic control directly in the AI service path.
Google Cloud announced that A5X instances, accelerated by NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 systems, will be available next month to support European users. A5X instances bring together NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72, NVIDIA ConnectX-9 SuperNICs, Google Cloud Virgo Network, and Google Cloud’s fourth-generation advanced liquid-cooling technology for demanding agentic inference and reinforcement learning workloads at scale.
HPE announced new innovations across the HPE AI Factory with NVIDIA portfolio that help enterprises securely deploy and operate increasingly autonomous AI across hybrid and sovereign environments. HPE AI Factory with NVIDIA brings together models, infrastructure, data, and workflows to help enterprises run AI with greater control over performance and data access.
Nutanix announced it is collaborating with NVIDIA, Supermicro, and Netris to deliver new AI solutions that aim to simplify the infrastructure required for production AI. By combining Nutanix software with hardware, networking, and silicon technologies from these companies, Nutanix aims to help enterprises deploy and operate production AI environments more efficiently at scale.
Schneider Electric announced its RapidScale Modular Data Center Reference Design 115. The new reference design provides a validated, pre-engineered blueprint for high-density AI infrastructure, streamlining on-site logistics and planning while accelerating deployment times for AI factories globally. It brings together the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform and liquid cooling technology, built to maximize processing power while keeping energy use under control.
Starburst announced limited general availability of Starburst Torin, a GPU-native, Trino-based analytics engine for Starburst Enterprise. Built on NVIDIA cuDF, Torin accelerates SQL workloads with native GPU execution, delivering faster query performance. By complementing Starburst’s existing CPU engine, Torin gives enterprises the flexibility to run workloads on CPUs or GPUs without changing existing Trino SQL queries, applications, or agents.
SUSE introduced new capabilities enabling enterprises to adopt Private Enterprise AI while maintaining complete operational control, security, and governance over their systems. Available with SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA, the latest release introduces zero-trust agent security via the NVIDIA OpenShell Reference Architecture alongside SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) for NVIDIA.
Real-time analytics news in brief
ABBYY introduced PHOENIX Plus, a native generative AI (GenAI) layer built directly into the ABBYY Vantage platform. PHOENIX Plus converts any document, regardless of complexity, into structured, context-rich data that AI-powered automation can consume directly. That enables organizations to achieve higher accuracy and straight-through processing from their existing automations and rapidly activate new automation use cases.
ClicData announced the launch of ClicData MCP, its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. The MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI assistants directly to the governed data a company already manages in ClicData. Using the solution, every query runs inside existing ClicData permissions, security protocols, and audit trails, so AI tools reach only data a user is authorized to see.
Delinea announced Delinea Fastpath MCP Server, a new capability that connects access governance data to the AI assistants teams already use. Using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), finance, IT, audit, and compliance teams can ask natural-language questions and get fine-grained, cross-application answers on access risk, access reviews, and audit readiness, with remediation options in seconds.
Fortanix announced support for CNCF Confidential Containers (CoCo) in Fortanix Confidential AI, enabling organizations to run AI workloads on Kubernetes inside hardware-based Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), on confidential CPUs and GPUs. Enterprises keep the speed and agility of containers while protecting sensitive data, AI models, agents, and applications in use.
Grafana Labs announced a Knowledge Graph in every Grafana Cloud stack, alongside new Digital Experience Monitoring capabilities and updates to Grafana Cloud Incident Response Management (IRM). Together, the releases connect infrastructure and application dependencies with user experience and incident response, giving people and agents shared context to investigate problems and take action.
Neo4j announced the Neo4j Context Engine, which allows companies to rapidly create the knowledge layer, a reusable, shared substrate that agents can use to consistently reason over enterprise knowledge. The solution provides greater meaning, reach, and memory for more reliable AI agents. The Neo4j Context Engine is now available in private preview.
SnapLogic announced new capabilities across its Agentic Integration Platform that make it easier for enterprises to build AI agents, connect them to business systems and data, and put them to work across complex processes. Spanning SnapGPT, SnapLogic MCP Server, and AgentCreator, the latest enhancements help enterprise teams move agentic AI from development into production while reducing the integration work required to put AI to work across the business.
Teradata announced a portfolio of deployment and platform capabilities designed to give governments and enterprises greater control over the data, AI, and technology that power their most critical operations. This includes expanded capabilities for Teradata Factory with AI Studio and the availability of Teradata Sovereign Cloud on a Google Distributed Cloud air-gapped environment.
ThoughtSpot launched AgentSpot, bringing Multiplayer AI to the enterprise. AgentSpot lets people and goal-based agents work side by side as a trusted AI workforce. Anyone can use natural language to build agents, automate workflows, and create interactive business applications, then share them with colleagues.
WisdomAI announced Owls, a new class of always-on AI analyst designed to handle ongoing business responsibilities. Employees can delegate a business goal, such as improving sales performance, reducing customer churn, or managing operating costs. The Owl independently analyzes enterprise data, identifies opportunities, recommends actions, and tracks progress toward the assigned goal.
Partnerships, collaborations, and more
Boomi announced it has acquired Elementary Data. Elementary complements the Boomi Enterprise Platform's Active Data Foundation, which continuously moves, grounds, and governs data, delivering it with context to the applications, devices, and agents that need it.
Cognizant and Google Cloud announced a significant expansion of their partnership to accelerate the adoption of agentic AI, including a new Gemini Frontier Capability Group. The group brings together a dedicated global workforce that pairs Google's full-stack, enterprise-ready AI platform with Cognizant's domain, industry, and engineering expertise as an AI Builder.
meshIQ announced a partnership with Treehouse Software to help enterprises modernize data pipelines connecting legacy systems with cloud analytics platforms. The collaboration combines Treehouse Software's Dataflow Toolkit (TDT), which automates data delivery from Apache Kafka®, with meshIQ's Kafka management and observability capabilities, giving data engineering and IT operations teams centralized visibility and control over the streaming infrastructure supporting these pipelines.
Qlik announced the availability of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server through Anthropic’s Claude Directory, giving Claude users a simpler way to connect governed Qlik data, analytical logic, and selected analytics and data workflows to Claude. Qlik is available through Anthropic’s curated Claude Directory, which is designed to help Claude users discover high-quality MCP servers that work with Claude.
VAST Data and Hyperfusion announced plans to integrate the VAST AI Operating System into Hyperfusion’s Sentinel modular AI infrastructure as its preferred data platform. That creates a jointly developed offering designed to help customers bring sovereign, production AI inference online in weeks rather than waiting years for conventional data center capacity.
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