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NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Nano 30B A3B is a large language model trained from scratch by NVIDIA, designed as a unified model for both reasoning and non-reasoning tasks. It is part of the Nemotron 3 family — NVIDIA’s most efficient family of open models, built for agentic AI applications.
The model employs a hybrid Mamba-Transformer Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architecture, consisting of 23 Mamba-2 layers, 23 MoE layers, and 6 Attention layers using grouped query attention (GQA). Each MoE layer includes 128 routed experts with 6 activated per token, plus shared experts activated on all tokens. This yields approximately 31.6 billion total parameters with only ~3.2–3.6 billion active parameters per forward pass — delivering the reasoning quality of a much larger model at the speed and cost profile of a lightweight architecture.
Trained on approximately 25 trillion tokens covering code, math, science, and general knowledge, the model supports multiple languages and 43 programming languages. Reasoning capabilities can be toggled via the chat template — in non-reasoning mode (as benchmarked here), the model provides direct answers without intermediate reasoning traces, trading a slight decrease in accuracy on harder prompts for faster response times. In an 8K input / 16K output configuration on a single H200 GPU, the model achieves 3.3x higher throughput than Qwen3-30B-A3B.
NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Nano 30B A3B is now available via DeepInfra — this analysis breaks down the key performance metrics developers need to evaluate before deploying.
DeepInfra is the only API provider for Nemotron 3 Nano 30B A3B deployment. It delivers a 93.7 t/s output speed, a 0.45s TTFT, and a blended price of $0.09/1M tokens. Unlike the larger Nemotron 3 Super, this model also supports JSON Mode in addition to Function Calling, making it a strong fit for structured output workflows and agentic pipelines alike.
For interactive AI applications, chatbots, and real-time agentic workflows, TTFT is the most critical user-facing metric. DeepInfra records a median TTFT of 0.45 seconds — measured after processing a 10,000 input token workload, which includes initial input processing and generation of the first response token.
A sub-half-second TTFT effectively eliminates cold start delays for real-time applications, making it well suited for coding assistants, multi-turn agentic workflows, and any application requiring immediate perceived responsiveness.
DeepInfra achieves 93.7 tokens per second — a sustained P50 measurement over a 72-hour period. For a model with only ~3.2–3.6 billion active parameters per forward pass, this represents exceptional throughput efficiency.
At 93.7 t/s, the model can generate detailed code completions, multi-step reasoning traces, and long-form responses rapidly. Combined with the 0.45s TTFT, it delivers both fast starts and sustained generation speed across the full response.
DeepInfra completes a full 500-token output in 5.78 seconds — composed of the 0.45s TTFT and the generation time. This benchmarks the non-reasoning variant of the model, which omits intermediate thinking traces and delivers direct answers, keeping E2E times low.
This predictable and stable E2E latency makes it well suited for multi-step agentic workflows where consistent response times are important for downstream task orchestration.
DeepInfra offers highly competitive pricing for Nemotron 3 Nano 30B A3B inference:
At $0.09 blended per million tokens, Nemotron 3 Nano is one of the most cost-effective options available for an agentic-capable model with full JSON mode and function calling support. The low input pricing ($0.05/1M) makes it particularly economical for RAG architectures and long-context workflows.
DeepInfra’s deployment supports a 262k token context window alongside both JSON Mode and Function Calling — offering complete API feature parity for production agentic applications. Unlike the larger Nemotron 3 Super 120B, which supports Function Calling only, this model adds native JSON Mode support, enabling deterministic structured outputs without additional prompt engineering overhead.
The 262k context window supports extensive document analysis, long conversation histories, and large codebase processing in a single API request. The model’s hybrid Mamba-Transformer architecture is specifically designed to maintain strong long-context fidelity while keeping latency low.
For developers deploying NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Nano 30B A3B, DeepInfra is the way to go. It combines a sub-half-second TTFT (0.45s), solid throughput (93.7 t/s), a blended price of $0.09 per million tokens, and full support for both JSON Mode and Function Calling — making it a compelling, cost-effective foundation for agentic AI applications, coding assistants, and structured output pipelines.
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