Inventory, store operations, and fine-tuning: Nebius provides early access to three NVIDIA retail agent blueprints

Nebius has introduced three NVIDIA retail AI blueprints at GTC Berlin to help retailers test inventory decisions, manage store incidents, and continuously improve warehouse agents, extending earlier shopping assistant and catalog-enrichment offerings. The Inventory Lab Blueprint uses simulations, agents, optimization tools, and evaluation models to test replenishment policies under changing demand and supplier conditions, with Nebius providing GPU-based Slurm workloads, MLflow experiment tracking, and model access. The Agent Harness for Store Operations Blueprint combines a Hermes agent, NVIDIA OpenShell security controls, model routing, and Nemotron reasoning and vision models to support incident response and manager briefings while restricting system access and actions. The Intelligent Warehouse Fine-tuning Flywheel Blueprint creates a feedback loop that generates synthetic training data, fine-tunes and evaluates warehouse models, applies guardrails and human oversight, and incorporates operational outcomes into later training cycles through serverless Nebius services. Across the blueprints, Nebius emphasizes matching infrastructure to each workload, separating training, inference, simulation, and application runtimes as needed, and offers a proof of concept and webinar for retailers interested in deployment.

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