🐟 NemoClaw: the enterprise-grade OpenClaw is here 🐟
Nvidia wraps OpenClaw in enterprise security to push AI agents into corporate infrastructure.

At GTC 2026, Jensen Huang announced NemoClaw, an enterprise-grade AI agent platform built on top of the popular open-source framework OpenClaw. Developed in collaboration with OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger, the platform adds security and privacy controls that let companies govern how agents behave and handle data. NemoClaw is hardware-agnostic, supports any coding agent or open-source model including Nvidia's NemoTron, and integrates with the NeMo AI agent suite. The release is currently in early alpha, with Nvidia warning developers to "expect rough edges." Enterprise agent governance is becoming a critical infrastructure layer—Gartner flagged it in December, and OpenAI launched its own Frontier platform in February.

🚀 Manus ships My Computer for local AI agents 🚀
Cloud-based AI agent now runs directly on your desktop with full system access.

Manus has released "My Computer," a desktop application bringing its cloud-based AI agent onto users' local machines. The app can read, edit, and organize files, execute command-line tasks, control applications on macOS and Windows, and leverage local resources like GPUs for compute-intensive operations. Integration with enterprise tools including Google Suite requires explicit user approval for every action, addressing security concerns around autonomous agents. Use cases span from organizing photos and batch-renaming invoices to building applications autonomously. The agent can run background jobs or complete tasks assigned remotely from a phone, marking a significant step in practical desktop AI access for everyday workflows.

🏢 OpenAI hires Stanford veteran for compute buildout 🏢
Former Stanford professor and Intel veteran takes charge of OpenAI's infrastructure push.

Sachin Katti, who spent 15 years as a Stanford professor and four years at Intel, joined OpenAI in November as head of industrial compute. His role focuses on securing data center capacity and lining up critical components including AI chips and memory. The position faces mounting constraints from power grid limitations, memory shortages, and community pushback—underscoring how compute infrastructure has become foundational to OpenAI's competitive position.

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💰 NVIDIA unveils $1T AI vision at GTC 2026 💰

At GTC 2026, Jensen Huang unveiled NVIDIA's sweeping expansion across autonomous vehicles, robotics, AI agents, and next-gen compute. Key announcements include the Alpamayo 1.5 self-driving system with partnerships across GM, Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, BYD, and NIO, plus a deal with Uber for Level 4 robotaxis in Los Angeles and San Francisco by 2027. The company also revealed the Vera Rubin platform featuring seven new chips, plans for space-based data centers, and DLSS 5 for AI-generated lighting—with projected revenue reaching up to $1 trillion by 2027, cementing NVIDIA as the backbone of global AI infrastructure.

🤝 Mistral partners with Nvidia, ships Small 4 🤝

French AI company Mistral AI has joined Nvidia's Nemotron Coalition as a founding member, with their first project being a base model for Nvidia's upcoming Nemotron 4 family. Alongside this partnership, Mistral released Mistral Small 4, a 119 billion parameter open model with Mixture of Experts architecture supporting text and image inputs. Access is available through Mistral's API, Hugging Face, vLLM, llama.cpp, and Nvidia's ecosystem—reinforcing Europe's open-source AI positioning.