NVIDIA Nemotron

NVIDIA Nemotron models aren't just open, but truly open source. NVIDIA publishes the training datasets, techniques, and model weights so the open-source community can benefit from our learnings and use these resources to create their own models.

The NVIDIA Open Model License is a permissive license that allows users to use, modify, distribute, and commercially deploy the models and derivatives without crediting NVIDIA, to encourage innovation and further development of generative AI.

Yes, you can download and run NVIDIA Nemotron models from Hugging Face for free in production.

NVIDIA also offers Nemotron models as NVIDIA NIM microservices for secure, scalable deployment, which requires an NVIDIA AI Enterprise license. You can try the Nemotron models and download the NIM microservices from build.nvidia.com.

Yes, NVIDIA is committed to publishing more Nemotron models, datasets, and techniques to enable open-source ecosystems.

NVIDIA Nemotron models are built on top of frontier open models, making it possible to build better models faster. Additionally, NVIDIA publishes the model weights, training datasets, and training techniques so the developer community can use these different parts of Nemotron to train their own models.

Yes. NVIDIA built the Llama Nemotron models on top of the Llama model family using NVIDIA’s open datasets and advanced techniques, such as Neural Architecture Search (NAS). The Llama Nemotron models inherit the parent Llama model license.

NVIDIA provides a variety of tools, such as NVIDIA Dynamo, TensorRT-LLM, and NIM, to run Nemotron models at scale in production. You can also use popular open-source libraries, such as SGLang and vLLM.