Nemotron
by NVIDIA
At a glance
Family of open language models released by NVIDIA for enterprise and research use.
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- Licence
- NVIDIA Open Model License
- Category
- Open Models
- Business model
- Open (open weights/source)
- Availability
- Global
- Launched
- 2024
Overview
Nemotron is NVIDIA's family of open models for enterprise and agentic AI, spanning large language models, vision-language models, and safety/reward models. Built by post-training open bases such as Llama with NVIDIA's data and techniques, they are optimized for NVIDIA hardware and released with open weights, datasets, and recipes. The models are free; NVIDIA monetizes through its NIM microservices and hardware.
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Key features
- Open-weight LLMs, VLMs, and reward models
- Optimized inference on NVIDIA GPUs
- Open training data and post-training recipes
- Available as NVIDIA NIM microservices
Use cases
- Building agentic AI on open, commercially usable models
- Enterprise deployments on NVIDIA infrastructure
- Research using open post-training datasets
Pricing
Nemotron weights are free under NVIDIA's open model license; production deployment via NVIDIA NIM/AI Enterprise is licensed commercially.
Record details
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Links, dates and provenance
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
- Model family
- Nemotron
- Founded
- 1993
- Headquarters
- US
- Canonical URL
- https://globalaiproductindex.com/products/nemotron/
Selection profile
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- Tasks it fits
- Running models yourself
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- Model weights
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- Not recorded
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- Local machine
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- Partly
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- Global
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- Not recorded
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- NVIDIA Open Model License
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- Not recorded
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- Not recorded
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- Open source Free Free allowance: Yes Subscription required: No
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- Tasks it fits
- Our inference
- How you use it
- Our inference
- Runs on
- Our inference
- Where it runs
- Our inference
- Works offline
- Our inference
- Official service region
- Our inference
- Public API
- Our inference
- Licence
- Our inference
- Commercial use
- Our inference
- Interface languages
- Unknown
Frequently asked questions
What is Nemotron?
Nemotron is NVIDIA's open model family for language, vision, and reasoning, tuned for enterprise agents and NVIDIA hardware.
Are Nemotron models open?
Yes, weights and much of the training data are openly released for commercial use.
How does NVIDIA make money from Nemotron?
Through GPU sales and paid enterprise software such as NIM microservices, while the models themselves are free.
What does Nemotron not record?
Nemotron records no documentation or pricing page of its own: the vendor site offered no confirmable same-site page for either, so no plan price is established.
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