Another GTC is in the books. For the third year running, ClearML was on the ground in San Jose as an exhibitor, and this year made it clear why showing up matters in such a fast-moving industry. Between major product announcements, deepened partner relationships, and a keynote that set the tone for the next chapter in AI infrastructure, GTC 2026 met our expectations and then some.
The Keynote: The Agentic Future
GTC kicked off with a keynote from NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, taking the stage at the impressive SAP Center arena. From the unveiling of the Vera Rubin platform and the rise of agentic AI to a $1 trillion demand signal for next-generation infrastructure, the message was clear: we’ve entered the era of AI factories, inference, and tokens. Jensen’s emphasis on agentic AI echoes what we are hearing from our customers. As organizations mature from building use-case specific models to launching production-scale agentic deployments, the security and governance of their AI infrastructure becomes mission-critical.At ClearML, we’re helping our customers build their agentic future with the confidence that AI agents stay governed and secure within their networks.
Our Announcements
We came to San Jose with several major announcements, emphasizing our support for the NVIDIA AI ecosystem and continuing our commitment to simplifying secure multi-tenancy:
Floating NVIDIA AI Enterprise License Management. As a certified NVIDIA AI Enterprise solution, ClearML introduced floating license management for NVIDIA AI Enterprise, enabling organizations to centrally manage, distribute, and orchestrate their NVIDIA NIM containers across their entire AI infrastructure. Licenses are dynamically assigned when workloads launch and automatically released when idle, eliminating manual tracking and ensuring every license dollar delivers maximum value. This enables organizations to better manage their license pool against what they need. IT teams can maximize the number of NVIDIA AI Enterprise workloads running across their entire infrastructure and clearly see when to increase their license count as their AI initiatives grow. Read the full press release.
ClearML + NVIDIA-Validated Blueprint for NVIDIA Cosmos. We announced a new NVIDIA-validated blueprint for the video search and summarization (VSS) use case, powered by NVIDIA Cosmos. This joint blueprint enables enterprises to deploy visual AI agents capable of interacting with massive volumes of video data (both stored and streamed), unlocking summarization, search, and interactive Q&A at scale. Learn more on our blog.
ClearML’s Platform Management Center. We unveiled the general availability of our Platform Management Center, a centralized dashboard and control plane purpose-built for cluster administrators and AI platform leaders managing multi-tenant AI infrastructure at enterprise scale. Designed for cloud service providers and large enterprises alike, the Platform Management Center transforms complex GPU environments into managed services with cloud-like user experience, granular governance, and real-time financial transparency for each tenant. Read the press release or dive deeper on our blog.
Partner Momentum Across the Ecosystem
Beyond our own announcements, GTC 2026 reinforced ClearML’s partnerships and collaborations across the broader AI infrastructure ecosystem. We were proud to be featured in several major partner announcements throughout the week:
- Dell Technologies named ClearML as a partner for the Dell Automation Platform, reinforcing our joint commitment to delivering enterprise AI at scale.
- HPE highlighted ClearML as one of just three ISVs whose solutions have been validated for the new NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 — a significant validation of our platform’s flexibility and enterprise readiness.
- Spectro Cloud announced ClearML as a new partner in their expanded PaletteAI ecosystem, simplifying AI at scale for joint customers.
ClearML is now a NVIDIA Preferred Partner.
We are excited to continue growing our partner relationships in the AI ecosystem. It’s been really fun to see people at GTC year after year, and we’re grateful to be part of discussion about how organizations can safely harness AI to drive growth.
We also loved sitting down with many of our enterprise and public sector customers — hearing what’s working, understanding their latest challenges, and aligning on where their AI journey is headed next. These candid, face-to-face conversations are the most valuable parts of any conference, and GTC always brings the right people together.
We also had fun!
It wouldn’t be a proper GTC recap without the lighter moments. We attended fantastic receptions hosted by NVIDIA, HPE, Lenovo, Dell, and IBM, Mirantis and Carahsoft each offering a great opportunity to connect with the broader community.
Looking Ahead
GTC 2026 reinforced what we’ve believed for a long time: as AI moves from experimentation to enterprise-scale production, the infrastructure layer matters more than ever. GPU optimization, intelligent orchestration, and financial transparency are no longer nice-to-haves — they’re critical success factors that the agentic future will be built on. We’re grateful to NVIDIA for another incredible week, to our partners for their continued collaboration, and to our customers for pushing us to build the platform the industry needs. See you at GTC 2027.
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