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Box has integrated Nvidia's AI models to create a secure retrieval engine that provides autonomous enterprise agents with context from unstructured data like contracts and emails. This partnership addresses the critical bottleneck of agent hallucination by enabling permission-aware access to messy corporate archives, which is essential for building trust in automated workflows. The move represents a significant step forward in practical agentic orchestration within the enterprise sector.
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Box taps Nvidia’s AI models to build a rich context layer for autonomous enterprise agents

SiliconANGLE7 min read

Few technology firms have embraced the arrival of artificial intelligence agents quite like Box Inc., and today it went even further down the road to automation with an expanded partnership with Nvidia Corp. At its annual customer conference BoxWorks 2026, Box debuted a new retrieval engine that’s powered by Nvidia’s AI models and designed to […] The post Box taps Nvidia’s AI models to build a rich context layer for autonomous enterprise agents appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Few technology firms have embraced the arrival of artificial intelligence agents quite like Box Inc., and today it went even further down the road to automation with an expanded partnership with Nvidia Corp. At its annual customer conference BoxWorks 2026, Box debuted a new retrieval engine that’s powered by Nvidia’s AI models and designed to give AI agents the much-needed context they require to get more work done. It was announced alongside a new orchestration tool for multistep agentic workflows and new threat detection tools designed to safeguard organizations from rogue agents. Box’s flurry of announcements are designed to fix a growing bottleneck in enterprise AI workflows. As Box Chief Executive Aaron Levie explained, autonomous agents are only as useful as the…

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