Nvidia and Microsoft led an open-weights letter now signed by 132 companies, and Anthropic is the one US frontier lab missing. Amodei countered with chip export controls, industrial-scale distillation enforcement, and mandatory pre-release safety testing for every model.
NVIDIA and NAVER are expanding a DSX-based AI factory from 55MW toward gigawatt scale, tying HyperCLOVA X, NemoClaw agents, and Seoul World Model to infrastructure capacity.
NVIDIA JetPack 7.2 packages NemoClaw, Jetson agent skills, Yocto support, MIG, and Orin Super Mode for physical AI agents at the edge.
NVIDIA introduced Nemotron 3 Ultra alongside NemoClaw, OpenShell, and CUDA-X agent skills, pushing open agent competition into the runtime layer.
NVIDIA added DOCA Vault, Argus, and Flow security controls to BlueField-4 STX, moving AI agent data policy into storage and DPU paths.
NVIDIA Alpamayo 2 Super ties a 32B VLA teacher model to AlpaGym, OmniDreams, CoC auto-labeling, and agent skills for L4 robotaxi development.
NVIDIA introduced DGX Station for Windows with GB300, 784GB coherent memory, and dual boot for enterprise AI agent workstations.
NVIDIA and Microsoft introduced RTX Spark, a Windows PC category for local agents with 120B LLMs, 128GB unified memory, and OpenShell.
NVIDIA CUDA 13.3 targets the lower layers of LLM inference cost with CompileIQ compiler tuning and CUDA Python 1.0.
NVIDIA released tri-mode diffusion LLMs that switch between AR, diffusion, and self-speculation generation in one checkpoint.
NVIDIA Verified Agent Skills treats agent skills as scanned, carded, and signed artifacts, pointing to a new supply-chain checkpoint for AI agents.
NVIDIA Vera CPU deliveries show that AI agent competition is shifting beyond GPU inference toward CPU-bound sandboxes, tool calls, and RL evaluation.