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NeevCloud, an Indian sovereign AI cloud infrastructure company has announced the launch of Agentic Studio. This is a managed secure sandbox environment purpose-built for running AI agents and code execution workloads in isolated, on-demand compute environments. Agentic Studio enables organisations to deploy, test and scale AI-driven workflows without exposing production systems, a capability that takes on strategic significance as enterprises across India and emerging markets accelerate their AI adoption under the imperative of digital and data sovereignty.
Closing the Execution Gap in Agentic AI
Today, the premise that agentic AI systems can reason, plan and take autonomous action has outpaced the infrastructure required to run it safely. Most enterprises find themselves caught between two unacceptable options, viz., running agents on local developer machines, with all the attendant security risks, or deploying directly into production environments, where errors carry real consequences.
“The industry has spent two years making agents smarter. The unsolved problem is giving them somewhere safe to act. Agentic Studio is designed to bridge that gap” said Vijayakumar Nadar, Chief AI Officer, NeevCloud. “Organisations can create a fresh sandbox in seconds, select a base compute template, configure resources, and run agents, scripts, file operations, and multi-step task workflows all without managing any underlying infrastructure. The result is a secure, reproducible, and fully controllable execution layer for AI at every stage of development and deployment.”
“Sovereign AI is not just about where data is stored, it is about where intelligence acts,” said Narendra Sen, Founder & CEO of NeevCloud. “Agentic Studio ensures that when an AI agent retrieves a document, executes a financial reconciliation, or automates a customer support workflow, every action happens within a controlled, auditable environment on Indian soil. That is what enterprise-grade sovereign AI looks like in practice.”

