NVIDIA expands open model family for applications in Europe
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NVIDIA announced an expansion of its open model family across language, robotics, biology and quantum computing, aiming to enable applications tailored to local languages and industries. The portfolio includes the new Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, Nemotron 3.5 Bolt and Nemotron Retriever models, as well as the Kumo, Cosmos 3.5, Alpamayo 2 Edge, BioNeMo and Ising families. The company says organizations can customize the models with their own data and run them on infrastructure they control.
NVIDIA says Nemotron brings together models, datasets and recipes for developing agents that work with text and images. The Kumo family is designed for forecasting, anomaly detection and risk scoring with structured business data, while Cosmos provides models and tools to train and evaluate robots, autonomous vehicles and vision agents before real-world testing. European partners including Black Forest Labs, H-Company and Mistral are part of the Nemotron Coalition, NVIDIA says.
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The expansion brings together models and resources for adapting applications to local languages, industries, and proprietary data, while running them on controlled infrastructure could give organizations more autonomy over development. According to NVIDIA, the portfolio also connects agents with enterprise use cases, robotics, biology, and quantum computing.