NeuReality appoints ex-Google AI director as adviser

This article was published on March 24, 2026 When Jensen Huang told 30,000 attendees at GTC last week that the future data centre is a “token factory,” he was describing a world that a small Israeli startup has been quietly building toward for months. NeuReality, the Caesarea-based company behind the NR-NEXUS inference operating system, has appointed Shalini Agarwal, a product management director at Google Labs, as a strategic adviser charged with shaping how NR-NEXUS reaches enterprise buyers, according to a press release distributed on Monday. The hire signals a shift in ambition for a company that began life designing custom silicon for AI inference and has since pivoted toward software that promises to turn fragmented GPU clusters into production-grade inference engines. Agarwal brings roughly two decades of experience in product strategy across major technology companies. At Google Labs, she has directed product management for AI-focused initiatives. Before that, she spent nearly a decade at eBay, according to publicly available professional records, and holds a degree in computer science, electrical engineering, and management science from MIT. Her appointment is advisory rat