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Mistral AI partners with NVIDIA to accelerate open frontier models
Why open collaboration matters
Open models are the cornerstone of democratized AI. As part of this commitment, today Mistral AI is releasing Mistral Small 4 to empower developers, researchers, and organizations worldwide to build, specialize, and innovate without barriers (read more here).
By joining the NVIDIA Nemotron Coalition, we’re taking another major step toward shaping a future where AI is transparent, accessible, and tailored to diverse needs.
“Open frontier models are how AI becomes a true platform,” said Arthur Mensch, cofounder and CEO of Mistral AI. “Together with NVIDIA, we will take a leading role in training and advancing frontier models at scale. By shaping the capabilities of these systems from the ground up, we can help establish a global foundation for AI that empowers developers to build the next generation of applications.”
What this means for the AI community
The coalition’s first initiative is a base model, trained on NVIDIA DGX Cloud, which will underpin the upcoming NVIDIA Nemotron 4 family. These models will be open-sourced, providing a shared foundation for post-training and specialization. For Mistral AI, this aligns perfectly with our mission: to put AI in everyone’s hands.
Key benefits:
Shared expertise: By pooling resources and knowledge, we reduce duplication and accelerate progress across the AI ecosystem.
Customization: Organizations can fine-tune models for their unique domains, regions, and use cases.
Control: Open models support local control and compliance, ensuring AI works for everyone, everywhere.
Mistral AI’s role in the coalition
As a founding member, Mistral AI is contributing large-scale model development and multimodal capabilities, helping to define state of the art in the open model ecosystem.
Our collaboration with NVIDIA and other coalition members reflects a shared commitment to:
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