Commotion Launches Enterprise AI OS

- The AI-native startup is backed by Tata Communications, which acquired a 51% majority stake for $25.5 million in a deal that closed on December 1, 2025. - The system's core is a proprietary "Context Engineering Layer" that maps enterprise data into a shared framework, allowing AI "workers" to execute tasks autonomously rather than just providing recommendations. - Early deployments in telecom, aviation, and hospitality are reportedly achieving 30-40% autonomous resolution of issues. One global telecom provider has seen over 40% of its operational issues resolved autonomously, cutting resolution times by 35%. - The NVIDIA Nemotron models are open-source, providing access to training datasets, techniques, and model weights to encourage community development. They are offered in a range of sizes like Nano, Super, and Ultra to suit different workloads from edge devices to data centers. - In addition to the Nemotron reasoning models, the platform uses the NVIDIA Riva library to enable real-time voice interactions with latencies under 250ms. - Commotion was co-founded by CEO Murali Swaminathan and President Elizabeth Closmore. - The company is collaborating with Tata Communications and NVIDIA to deploy its OS for Indian enterprises, supporting multiple languages and complex infrastructures to align with the government's AI initiatives. - The platform is designed to address the challenge of enterprises running multiple, disconnected AI copilots and applications, which often leads to data silos and a lack of unified governance.