BoodleBox Integrates NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Nano to Expand AI Learning Tools

Jan 29, 2026
BoodleBox has partnered with NVIDIA to integrate the NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Nano model into its AI platform, providing over 800,000 students and educators access to open-model AI for teaching and learning.

BoodleBox has partnered with NVIDIA to integrate the NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Nano model into its collaborative AI platform, announced in a press release. The integration gives more than 800,000 students and educators access to open-model AI tools designed to support inquiry-based learning and classroom collaboration.

The partnership uses NVIDIA’s accelerated computing libraries, AI Blueprints, and Nemotron open models to enhance performance and reduce costs for educational institutions. BoodleBox will deploy these capabilities through Microsoft Azure using NVIDIA’s AI infrastructure to improve response times and lower operational expenses.

Educators can now use Nemotron 3 Nano as a built-in classroom assistant to guide group work and demonstrate AI applications, while students can gain hands-on experience with open-source AI models. The platform also allows the creation of custom AI bots and supports collaborative, multi-user chat environments.

BoodleBox plans to expand access to additional NVIDIA open models, including Clara for biomedical learning and Cosmos for engineering applications. The company serves over 1,300 institutions and reports measurable improvements in student prompting skills and platform preference among users.

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