NVIDIA adds Agent Knowledge Foundation to its Agent Toolkit
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NVIDIA announces it is adding the Agent Knowledge Foundation to its open source Agent Toolkit at GTC Berlin.
According to NVIDIA, the foundation helps agents find relevant information, make predictions and help people decide what to do next. NVIDIA's blog post says it turns company data into business concepts agents can use without moving data or changing governance controls.
The NVIDIA Blog lists the foundation's components as CUDA-X libraries, the Auto-Ontology library, Nemotron Retriever and Kumo open models, alongside the OpenShell secure runtime and NemoClaw blueprints. NVIDIA says OpenShell gives teams control over what agents can access and do. Palantir, Databricks, Snowflake, SAP, ServiceNow and others are named as early adopters, and SAP reports its fine-tuned reranker ran nearly 3x faster.
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NVIDIA AI@NVIDIAAIOfficialNVIDIA adds Agent Knowledge Foundation to its Agent Toolkit at GTC BerlinAINVIDIA says it is adding Agent Knowledge Foundation to NVIDIA Agent Toolkit at GTC Berlin. The foundation helps agents find relevant information, make predictions, and help people decide what to do next. NVIDIA also says OpenShell gives teams control over what agents can access and do.

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AINVIDIA says it has expanded its open source Agent Toolkit with the Agent Knowledge Foundation, which turns company data into business concepts agents can use without moving data or changing governance controls. The foundation includes CUDA-X libraries, the new Auto-Ontology library, Nemotron Retriever and Kumo open models, alongside the OpenShell secure runtime and NemoClaw blueprints. Palantir, Databricks, Snowflake, SAP, ServiceNow and others are named as early adopters, with SAP reporting its fine-tuned reranker ran nearly 3x faster.
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