Carnot AI Inc was selected for NVIDIA's AI startup support program, NVIDIA Inception. The company, which provides Jinba, announced plans to promote the use of AI agents in local inference environments by leveraging Inception's technical resources.
Carnot AI Inc (Japan) announced that it had been selected for the NVIDIA Inception Program. The company, which provides Jinba, will promote technical collaboration aimed at using AI agents in increasingly in-demand local inference environments by leveraging NVIDIA's technical resources and partner ecosystem.
NVIDIA Inception is a program that supports AI startups with technology development and business growth. Participating companies can access resources including SDKs, model libraries and developer platforms. The company is strengthening its inference infrastructure, evaluating the use of infrastructure and inference software compatible with local inference, and expanding implementation and operational support suited to data management and security requirements.
Jinba is an enterprise AI platform that connects companies' data and business systems with AI and supports the development and operation of AI agents and business workflows. Through Jinba Flow and Jinba App, the company aims to integrate these functions through to on-site use and cites implementation experience across a wide range of industries, including finance, manufacturing, trade and insurance.
In its company overview, Carnot is described as an unlisted company headquartered in the United States and established in 2022.