Nvidia debuts platform for keeping AI agents from going rogue and humanoid robot design at GTC Berlin
Nvidia unveiled the OpenShell reference architecture and expanded robotics frameworks at GTC Berlin to secure AI agents and aid humanoid robot development. The company launched OpenShell to maintain control over AI agents and prevent them from acting unpredictably. In addition, Nvidia announced major updates to the Isaac platform for general-purpose robotics, introducing a reference humanoid framework. CrowdStrike and Nvidia also expanded their AI agent security partnership to stretch protection from software down to silicon. The security measures and robotics initiatives aim to tackle growing enterprise demands for safe artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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- ✓ Nvidia debuted the OpenShell reference architecture at GTC Berlin to keep AI agents under control.
- ✓ CrowdStrike and Nvidia expanded AI agent security from software to silicon.
- ✓ Nvidia advanced the Isaac open robotics development platform with new reference humanoid frameworks.
What changed
Nvidia introduced the OpenShell reference architecture alongside updates to its Isaac robotics platform.
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Nvidia Debuts OpenShell and Robotics at GTC Berlin
Nvidia unveiled the OpenShell reference architecture and expanded robotics frameworks at GTC Berlin to secure AI agents and aid humanoid robot development. The company launched OpenShell to maintain control over AI agents and prevent them from acting unpredictably. In addition, Nvidia announced major updates to the Isaac platform for general-purpose robotics, introducing a reference humanoid framework. CrowdStrike and Nvidia also expanded their AI agent security partnership to stretch protection from software down to silicon. The security measures and robotics initiatives aim to tackle growing enterprise demands for safe artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Why it matters
The announcements arrive as enterprises increasingly deploy autonomous software agents and physical AI systems that require rigorous guardrails against rogue behavior. As organizations scale AI factories, ensuring that autonomous code operates securely within defined boundaries remains a primary engineering hurdle. Nvidia is positioning its hardware and reference architectures to anchor these security and robotics deployments.
What is confirmed
- Nvidia debuted the OpenShell reference architecture at GTC Berlin to keep AI agents under control.
- CrowdStrike and Nvidia expanded AI agent security from software to silicon.
- Nvidia advanced the Isaac open robotics development platform with new reference humanoid frameworks.
What to watch next
- Adoption rates of the OpenShell reference architecture among enterprise developers
- Further partner integrations across the Isaac robotics platform
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- Business Wire — CrowdStrike and NVIDIA Expand AI Agent Security from Software to Silicon
- WSJ — Nvidia Launches Architecture to Keep AI Agents Under Control
- EIN Presswire — AlchemiStudio Integrates With SUSE AI Factory for Enterprise-Wide Sovereign AI Governance
- NVIDIA Blog — NVIDIA Confidential Computing Expands to Securely Scale Global Infrastructure
- The Register — Nvidia picks OpenShell to tame AI gents
- Cisco Blogs — Securing AI Agents Across the AI Factory
- Palo Alto Networks — Advancing Agentic AI Security with Palo Alto Networks and NVIDIA
- TIKR.com — CrowdStrike Gains 3.6% on Expanded NVIDIA AI Agent Security Deal: “Setting the Standard”
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- nvidianews.nvidia.com — NVIDIA Advances Isaac Platform for General-Purpose Robotics ...
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