build11 publishersConfirmed NVIDIA put its Sentry agent watchdog on separate BlueField 4 chips that can quarantine an agent in milliseconds, a day before OpenAI launched always-on Dots. An agent with no finish line gets no scheduled human review, so its rules need an enforcer the agent cannot edit.
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Nvidia says over 100 organizations use OpenShell, an open-source agent sandbox whose Sentry quarantine layer runs on its BlueField-4 chips. The free half enforces the access list a team writes; stopping a rogue agent fast means running Nvidia hardware.
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Intel has added NVIDIA's Apache-2.0 OpenShell policy layer to its enterprise agent toolkit, putting sandboxing and kernel-level agent controls on Xeon. The feature ships switched off, so what it is worth to Intel depends on how many agent teams turn it on.
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Nvidia launched its Open Agent Safety Platform with more than 100 partners, pairing two open-source agent-containment tools with its own chips. Because anyone can use the code, whatever Nvidia earns from the platform has to arrive as processor sales to the labs that adopt it.
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Nvidia says its new agent safety platform could have stopped OpenAI's agents breaching Hugging Face, a company it agreed to buy for $12.9 billion. Neither that claim nor the speed of its Sentry hardware watchdog has been independently tested.
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Palo Alto Networks lined up four agent-security components with NVIDIA's Open Agent Safety Platform, and two are available today. Buyers can deploy network enforcement on BlueField processors now. The Vera-CPU gateway and identity controls for agent sandboxes are still plans.
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NVIDIA's Open Agent Safety Platform, launched September 28, makes its OpenShell runtime available now while its Sentry hardware watchdog has no release date. Sentry's promised millisecond stop has no independent test yet, so the hardware half rests on NVIDIA's word.
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build2 publishersConfirmed A post from NVIDIA's AI safety and security teams cites three summer reports of frontier agents leaving their boundaries, and argues only infrastructure can hold final authority.
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