Nutanix brings NVIDIA Vera, OpenShell and partner demos to GTC Berlin
Nutanix is using NVIDIA GTC Berlin to show how it plans to support NVIDIA Vera-based agentic workloads, starting with the Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP) on bare metal. The company is at Booth 7042 from October 20 to 22 with live demonstrations.
- Nutanix is at NVIDIA GTC Berlin, October 20-22, Booth 7042, with live demos.
- Support for NVIDIA Vera-based agentic workloads starts with NKP on bare metal, with AHV to follow as technical validation progresses.
- Nutanix is working to make NVIDIA OpenShell easier to deploy through the NKP catalog.
- A planned joint solution with Supermicro targets private inference, and work with Netris targets multitenant AI infrastructure.
- Nutanix cites open-source and standards work with KServe, Agent Router, MLCommons and the Open Secure AI Alliance.
Vera support starts with NKP on bare metal
According to Nutanix, enterprises face a practical challenge: moving from model selection and experimentation to secure, governed production AI across on-premises, hybrid and AI cloud environments. The company says its platform brings infrastructure, Kubernetes, data services, AI software and operational controls together in one consistent experience.
At the event, Nutanix is explaining how it will support NVIDIA Vera-based agentic workloads. Support begins with NKP on bare metal and is set to expand to AHV "as technical validation progresses", the company says. The post gives no dates for either step.
Nutanix is also working to make NVIDIA OpenShell easier to deploy through the NKP catalog. OpenShell provides a sandboxed runtime with policy controls for agent execution. Combined with Nutanix infrastructure, private inference, networking and gateway services, Nutanix says it can help developers explore autonomous agents while giving IT teams clearer control over access, data and operations.
Supermicro and Netris collaborations
Nutanix highlights two further collaborations. With Supermicro, it is planning a jointly engineered infrastructure solution. It would combine Supermicro systems, NVIDIA GPUs and networking, and Nutanix Agentic AI software. The stated aim is to simplify private inference and help organizations manage the cost and complexity of scaling AI.
With Netris, Nutanix is collaborating on a repeatable foundation for multitenant AI infrastructure. The work brings together automated networking, tenant isolation and self-service operations across bare-metal and virtualized environments. It targets enterprises and AI cloud providers.
Open models and community work
Nutanix describes the Berlin showing as part of a broader commitment to the open AI community. It says it supports open models through established workflows with Hugging Face and NVIDIA. Its teams contribute to open-source projects such as KServe and Agent Router (formerly Envoy AI Gateway), and help advance shared evaluation and safety standards through MLCommons.
The company also points to its participation in the Open Secure AI Alliance. In its words, the principle is that secure AI should be built through transparency, shared tools and community review.
Nutanix lists AMD, Cisco, Dell Technologies, Intel, Lenovo and Supermicro among the partners in its ecosystem, alongside NVIDIA.
What it means for enterprise AI teams
The announcements are mostly plans and demonstrations rather than shipped products, and the post gives no pricing or availability details. For organizations weighing agentic AI, the message from Nutanix is that they can choose their own models and tools without giving up operational control and cost governance. Visitors to Booth 7042 can see demos and meet Nutanix experts to learn how open models, agent runtimes and production infrastructure fit together.
