NemoClaw: Enterprise AI Agents Run Securely, Locally
NemoClaw: Enterprise AI Agents Run Securely, Locally
NVIDIA unveils NemoClaw, an open-source AI agent stack designed for enterprise privacy and security, letting AI assistants run locally or in the cloud.
NVIDIA is rolling out NemoClaw, an enterprise-grade open-source AI agent stack designed to run autonomous AI assistants across business use cases both locally and securely at scale. The platform is built to give organizations more control over how AI agents interact with company data while maintaining privacy and security standards. It leverages NVIDIA’s Agent Toolkit to secure the OpenClaw framework and installs OpenShell to enforce privacy and security rules, ensuring teams can tailor agent behavior to their policies.
Crucially, NemoClaw enables agents to operate without hardware constraints by supporting deployments that run either on local infrastructure or in the cloud. This flexibility makes it possible for companies to deploy always-on assistants that can handle a range of tasks—from code writing and file management to automating repetitive workflows—while continuously learning and improving over time. In enterprise environments, NemoClaw aims to balance the power of autonomous AI with robust governance, giving IT and security teams the visibility and controls they need.
By offering an open-source stack for OpenClaw, NemoClaw invites developers and organizations to tailor AI agents to their specific needs and data environments. The platform is positioned as a way to accelerate AI adoption in fields across manufacturing, telecommunications, finance, retail, and life sciences by delivering scalable, secure AI agents that can operate within established enterprise privacy frameworks. As businesses look to deploy AI more broadly, NemoClaw represents a path to practical, secure automation at scale.
