Nvidia Unveils Nemotron 3 Super Open-Source AI Model for Agentic AI Systems

Nvidia released a new open-source artificial intelligence (AI) designed to handle complex agentic workflows. Dubbed Nemotron 3 Super, it is a hybrid mixture-of-experts (MoE) model that combines advanced reasoning capabilities and is said to complete tasks with high accuracy for autonomous agents. The new model is already being deployed by several AI firms, including Perplexity, for its new agentic Computer platform. Additionally, it is also being hosted on public repositories to let interested individuals download and run the model locally.

Nvidia's Nemotron 3 Super AI Model Released

In a blog post, the tech giant announced and detailed the new open-source AI model. Part of the Nemotron 3 family, the Nemotron 3 Super is currently being hosted on Nvidia's website, Hugging Face platform, Perplexity, and OpenRouter. Additionally, it is also being brought to the Dell Enterprise Hub and is optimised for on-premise deployment on the Dell AI Factory.

The latest model solves the problem of context and the increased cost of reasoning. AI models developed for agentic workflows tend to generate a higher number of tokens, as the interaction of each agent or sub-agent requires sending the full context. Similarly, executing complex tasks requires multi-level thinking, which can substantially drive up the costs of running the model.

With its hybrid architecture, the Nemotron 3 Super comes with a total of 120 billion parameters and 12 billion active parameters. It also gets a context window of one million tokens, which allows agents to retain full workflow memory. Additionally, its development also utilised a technique dubbed Latent MoE, which improves accuracy by activating four experts for the cost of one to generate the next token at inference.

The tech giant said it is releasing the open-source model with open weights under a permissive licence. On the dataset and training, the company says the Nemotron 3 Super was trained on synthetic data generated using frontier reasoning models. Nvidia said it is publishing the complete methodology, including more than 10 trillion tokens or pre and post-training datasets, 15 training environments for reinforcement learning and evaluation recipes.