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Update

What changed

The Information adds two broader indicators of Nemotron use beyond Booz Allen. Open-source coding platform Kilo Code says the models accounted for nearly 17% of the roughly 50 trillion tokens processed through its software in October, up from 8% the month before.

The picture is less dominant on OpenRouter, which handles a much larger and broader mix of usage: Nemotron represented about 4% of tokens processed over the past month, the report says, and less than 1% of customer spending so far in November. Anthropic accounted for 31% of spending in that period, according to the article.

The report also says Booz Allen spends tens of millions of dollars a year on AI, citing a person familiar with the company. That gives some scale to the customer’s reported cost savings from switching to Nemotron, but no specific saving was disclosed.

Sources and evidence

• Booz Allen Switches to Nvidia’s Nemotron – The Information: The Information reports that Nemotron accounted for nearly 17% of tokens processed through Kilo Code in October, about 4% of OpenRouter tokens over the past month and less than 1% of OpenRouter spending so far in November; it also reports that Booz Allen spends tens of millions of dollars annually on AI.

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