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DataRobot and Nebius partner to bring enterprise AI agents to production at scale on NVIDIA AI infrastructure. March 18, 2026 - BOSTON - DataRobot and Nebius today announced a strategic partnership that pairs the DataRobot Agent Workforce Platform, co-engineered with NVIDIA, with purpose-built AI cloud infrastructure for the modern enterprise. This solution delivers a fully optimized and validated AI factory, combining Nebius's dedicated NVIDIA-GPU based infrastructure with the DataRobot platform to build, deploy, monitor, and govern agents seamlessly - enabling enterprises to take agents to production within days versus months while bypassing the operational complexity of traditional hyperscalers. The partnership addresses a real operational gap. Running AI agents requires sustained inference performance, runtime governance, and infrastructure that behaves predictably as demand grows. Due to performance and cost variability, enterprises are increasingly evaluating infrastructure designed specifically for AI rather than retrofitted general-purpose clouds. Together, DataRobot and Nebius are addressing this structural shift by delivering a validated, AI-optimized stack that pairs the DataRobot Agent Workforce Platform with Nebius's purpose-built AI cloud and NVIDIA's GPUs and open software unlocking scalable, high-performance agentic AI beyond conventional cloud constraints. "When agents run continuously, performance variability and unpredictable costs create operational risk. By partnering with DataRobot and building on NVIDIA's AI foundation, we're providing a validated deployment environment on Nebius AI Cloud that delivers consistent latency, predictable pricing, and the performance required for sustained agent workloads," said Laurelle Roseman, VP of Global Partnerships, Nebius. The initiative allows DataRobot to deploy NVIDIA GPU-backed inference workloads - such as custom models and agent execution services - directly on Nebius managed Kubernetes, integrating agent intelligence and governance with high-performance NVIDIA infrastructure purpose-built for AI. "As we expand our use of AI, access to scalable infrastructure and the ability to operationalize models efficiently are critical. DataRobot and Nebius are helping simplify how we deploy and manage AI solutions in production, which is an important step as we continue building more AI-driven capabilities across the business," said Vijay Raghavendra, GEICO's Chief Product and Technology Officer. By eliminating noisy-neighbor overhead found in legacy clouds, this joint solution offers bare-metal-like performance with the low latency and predictable throughput required for always-on agents. Powered by the NVIDIA Hopper and NVIDIA Blackwell-generation data-center GPUs and secured by NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails, the platform provides a clear path to have AI to operate as a dependable, production-grade system within the enterprise. This co-designed stack delivers enterprise-grade capabilities without the lock-in, cost volatility, or architectural limits and premium costs of traditional providers - allowing organizations to scale their agent workforce with absolute confidence. "Agentic AI is only valuable if it works every time, not just in demos. This collaboration addresses the industry's biggest blind spot: operationalizing agents safely and predictable costs at scale. Together with Nebius and NVIDIA, we're delivering a validated AI factory that enterprises can trust in production - not tied to a single cloud, and not compromised by infrastructure uncertainty," said Debanjan Saha, CEO of DataRobot. "Enterprises are rapidly evolving from isolated AI projects to always-on agentic systems that can be trusted in production. By combining the DataRobot Agent Workforce Platform with Nebius' dedicated AI cloud and NVIDIA AI infrastructure, organizations can deploy a validated AI factory that delivers low-latency performance, predictable costs, and the governance required to safely scale an agent workforce across the business," said John Fanelli, vice president, AI Software, NVIDIA. About DataRobot DataRobot empowers AI teams to deliver the agentic workforce of the future. Its platform enables organizations to create and scale AI agents that integrate directly with business processes - driving efficiency, transforming operations, and delivering real results. With built-in governance and safeguards, DataRobot help enterprises deploy AI securely and confidently. For more information, visit its website and connect with DataRobot on LinkedIn. About Nebius Nebius, the AI cloud company, is building the full-stack platform for developers and companies to take charge of their AI future - from data and model training to production deployment. Founded on deep in-house technological expertise and operating at scale with a rapidly expanding global footprint, Nebius serves startups and enterprises building AI products, agents, and services worldwide. Nebius is listed on Nasdaq (NASDAQ: NBIS) and headquartered in Amsterdam. For more information. please visit www.nebius.com.

Okta launches platform to secure AI agents. Okta for AI Agents is a platform that treats AI agents as full-fledged, non-human identities. It provides organizations with tools to discover agents, manage access, and immediately revoke access tokens. Okta for AI Agents is designed to help organizations answer three fundamental questions: where are my agents, what can they connect to, and what are they allowed to do? The impetus is a growing security problem. Only 22 percent of organizations treat AI agents as independent, identity-bearing entities, while 88 percent have already dealt with suspected or confirmed security incidents involving AI agents. But the problem extends beyond known agents. Ninety percent of AI usage occurs through unauthorized personal accounts, with an average of 223 shadow AI incidents per month. Okta addresses this with Shadow AI Agent Discovery, a feature that automatically detects when employees link AI agents to corporate applications. Three pillars for secure AI agents. The platform is built on three pillars. For registration and visibility, Okta is expanding its Okta Integration Network with dedicated support for platforms such as Boomi, DataRobot, and Google Vertex AI. Currently, that network already includes 8,200 integrations. Agents are registered as non-human identities in the Universal Directory, with a lifecycle spanning from onboarding to decommissioning. The second pillar is access management. An Agent Gateway serves as a central control plane for all connections between agents and resources: MCP connections, tools, APIs, and databases. Agent credentials are automatically rotated via a secure vault, ensuring they never appear in plain text or logs. The third pillar is the ability to revoke access immediately. Through Universal Logout, Okta can deactivate all access tokens if an agent deviates from its intended mission. All activity, including tool calls and authorization decisions, is forwarded to the organization's SIEM.