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NVIDIA’s OpenShell Reference Architecture is designed to set boundaries for AI agents, with Arm-based Vera CPUs handling agent execution and BlueField DPUs supporting isolation and policy, according to Arm’s account of the launch.
Why it mattersThat gives the architecture a concrete security angle: the design links agent execution with infrastructure intended to enforce boundaries. The supplied announcement does not explain how those controls work in practice, so the important test is what the architecture actually lets operators configure.
Discuss: Should agent safeguards be enforced in the infrastructure running an AI agent, or should responsibility sit mainly with the model and application?
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