Dell Technologies announced the availability of support for NVIDIA NemoClaw and NVIDIA OpenShell, an open-source runtime environment for developing and securely deploying autonomous AI agents.
For developers working locally, Dell and NVIDIA are collaborating on NVIDIA NemoClaw, an open-source stack that simplifies running OpenClaw’s always-on assistants more securely, with a single command. As part of the NVIDIA Agent Toolkit, install NVIDIA OpenShell, an open-source runtime that provides a secure environment to run autonomous agents and open-source models such as NVIDIA Nemotron.
Dell Pro Max with GB10 and GB300 offers desktop platforms purpose-built for enterprises to create and run autonomous, self-evolving agents locally with state-of-the-art intelligence. As the first OEM to launch a desktop powered by the NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop chip, Dell delivers up to 20 petaFLOPS of performance and 748 GB of memory directly to developers.
Why This Matters
The January 2026 launch of OpenClaw demonstrated the power of autonomous agents: AI systems capable of performing complex, multi-step tasks over extended periods. With more than 100,000 stars on GitHub in its first week, OpenClaw showed that the next generation of AI will require agents capable of writing code, generating specialized subagents, and learning to use professional tools autonomously.
However, this capability comes with a fundamental challenge: autonomous agents require broad access to tools and data to be productive, while enterprises need robust security and governance controls to deploy them safely. NVIDIA NemoClaw solves this by providing an infrastructure layer that runs any coding agent—including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode—in an isolated sandbox with no code changes. Agents start with zero permissions, inference remains private by default, and each action is governed by policies at the infrastructure layer.
Dell Pro Max: Specifically Designed for Autonomous Agents
The Dell Pro Max systems with GB10 and GB300 deliver the compute power, memory capacity, and always-on reliability demanded by autonomous-agent workflows and the development of self-evolving agents. With support for NVIDIA NemoClaw, enterprises gain the security guardrails and policy enforcement needed to deploy autonomous agents more safely in production environments.
- Dell Pro Max with GB10 — powered by NVIDIA Grace Blackwell, the system can deliver up to 1 petaFLOP of FP4 AI performance in a compact, energy-efficient chassis. With 128 GB of unified, coherent memory, companies can run larger models and agents locally, scale to four configurations, and leverage NVIDIA’s full AI software stack and ecosystem. The energy-efficient design is ideal for always-on agents. Dell and NVIDIA are also co-designing a solution with air-gapped security for federal customers, enabling autonomous AI agents to operate on classified and sensitive data in physically isolated environments with no external network connections.
- Dell Pro Max with GB300. Dell is the first manufacturer to market a desktop with GB300. Powered by the NVIDIA GB300 superchip with up to 20 petaFLOPS of FP4 performance and 748 GB of coherent memory, the Dell Pro Max with GB300 enables autonomous agents at a trillions-of-parameters scale. Frontier-level model performance allows agents to operate completely locally without cloud connectivity, delivering fast response times, greater data privacy, and reliable operation even without internet connectivity. Dell’s exclusive MaxCool technology keeps temperatures optimized, removing heat up to five times more efficiently.
