… Powered by the NVIDIA OpenShell runtime, every agent operates within a secure, isolated environment, delivering enterprise-grade control, consistency and auditability across the entire marketing lifecycle, with verifiable policy management, answering the question, “What can the agent do?” and not j… …
… SAP engineers are working alongside NVIDIA’s to further develop OpenShell’s open source codebase, focusing contributions on what enterprises need to run agentic AI in production: runtime hardening, policy modeling, enterprise identity integration, and auditing and governance hooks. …
… HPE Private Cloud AI adds secure local agent registration, letting customers approve AI models, skills and tools against centralized governance and security policies before they run. …
… Project Arc uses NVIDIA OpenShell , an open source secure runtime for developing and deploying autonomous agents in sandboxed, policy-governed environments. …
… The Sovereign AI Forum, which launched last year with seven charter members, convened the country’s AI leadership to turn policy into deployment roadmaps. …
… With NVIDIA, Anthropic and OpenAI models — plus Hermes special agents — now on the hosted agents in Foundry Agent Service, enterprises can bring agentic systems to life on Azure with built-in identity and governance. …
… For policymakers, utilities and technology partners, the message is clear: This is a pro-growth, pro-affordability and pro-reliability policy. …
… The security layer: NVIDIA OpenShell — an open source runtime for development and deployment of autonomous agents with security and privacy controls — enables corporate policy enforcement at the infrastructure layer and is integrated with leading enterprise software platforms. …
… A zero-data retention policy governs NVIDIA’s deployment, and agents access production systems with read-only permissions through command-line interfaces and Skills — the same agentic toolkit NVIDIA uses to run automation workflows across the company. …
… The platform implements three agents: one to monitor the network and recommend configuration changes, one to apply changes with documentation and governance, and one to assess the impact of changes made and safely roll them back if they have unintended effects. …