Nvidia and Palantir team up to run supply chains with AI, starting with Nvidia's own million-part operation
Nvidia and Palantir integrated open Nemotron models and cuOpt into Foundry to run AI-driven supply chains, starting with Nvidia's million-part operation.
Nvidia and Palantir announced a partnership to run supply chains with AI, first deployed on Nvidia's own network of millions of parts and thousands of suppliers; a single Vera Rubin rack contains 1.3 million components. Palantir is integrating open Nemotron models into its Foundry platform for customer fine-tuning, while Nvidia cuOpt handles scenario planning and optimization, with decisions fed back to improve models over time. The stack runs on customer hardware or in the cloud through the Sovereign AI OS reference architecture with infrastructure partners Dell, Cisco, Rackspace, and Nebius, with more details shown at AIPCon 11.
- Nemotron 3 Ultra was the strongest open US model at its June launch but has since been overtaken by Thinking Machines Lab's Inkling.
- The deal supports Palantir CEO Alex Karp's argument that companies should run their own models rather than rely on third-party providers.
- Target sectors include manufacturing, pharma, and energy.
- Organizations
- Thinking Machines LabMistral
- AI models
- NemotronNemotron 3 UltraInkling
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