NVIDIA sees the best agent orchestration results using Claude Opus and GPT
Adel El Hallak · The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis · May 26, 2026 · at 3:29
Adel El Hallak discusses the multi-agent architecture within NVIDIA's enterprise agent blueprints.
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“We've seen some of the best results with using either Opus from Anthropic or GPT for OpenAI for the orchestrator.”
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