Nvidia slips Nemotron into ElevenLabs voice agents, first stop Poland's health system

Nvidia's reasoning models are moving into voice agents, and ElevenLabs is the one plugging them in. The two companies expanded their partnership on November 11, 2026, during ElevenLabs' New York Summit, putting Nvidia's Nemotron models inside ElevenAgents — ElevenLabs' platform for building voice agents for enterprise and government customers. The centerpiece model is Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, a family of open models Nvidia built for reasoning in agentic workloads.

The flagship deployment is Poland's national e-Health platform, Centralna e-Rejestracja, where a voice agent will help patients book medical appointments. The platform is set to handle roughly 40 million appointment bookings a year through voice agents. Notably, patients will be able to book over landlines — a nod to the many people a national health system serves who never download an app and may not own a smartphone.

Nvidia and ElevenLabs are also selling the economics and the hardware underneath. Nemotron 3.5 Super VL hits 70% lower costs on key benchmarks versus leading models, according to the research findings released with the announcement. The partnership adds 15 MW of compute capacity through Nvidia's Blackwell Ultra systems and the Vera Rubin platform.

ElevenLabs CEO Mati Staniszewski framed the expansion around security, saying secure operational frameworks become necessary once voice agents function as essential infrastructure. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took the wider view, pointing to the transformative potential of computers understanding human language at a national scale.

The Nvidia news shared the stage with a batch of ElevenLabs product updates: agent memory, routine capabilities, a partner program and customization driven by customer conversation data. Memory lets an agent hold context across interactions so callers don't repeat themselves on every call, while routines target structured, repeatable tasks like appointment scheduling. ElevenLabs, founded in 2022, is now valued at approximately $22 billion following a strategic investment from Nvidia in 2025.