NVIDIA is developing NemoClaw, an open-source AI agent platform aimed at enterprise customers, according to Wired. The chipmaker has been pitching the product to major software companies ahead of its annual developer conference. Unlike consumer-focused tools, this platform will allow companies to deploy autonomous AI agents even on non-NVIDIA hardware.

NVIDIA has reportedly reached out to Salesforce, Cisco, and Google for potential partnerships, though no official agreements have been announced. The platform follows the naming trend set by OpenClaw, which has faced controversy in enterprise settings due to security concerns. Some companies have banned OpenClaw after incidents like a Meta employee's AI agent mass-deleting emails.

Enterprise adoption of AI agents remains controversial due to security risks, as these autonomous tools can access entire networks if misused. NVIDIA is reportedly adding enhanced security layers to NemoClaw to address these concerns and attract business customers. The platform represents NVIDIA's push beyond hardware into enterprise AI software, positioning the company to compete with OpenAI's agent initiatives.