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News July 22, 2026
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AMD Launches Zen 6 Venice at Advancing AI 2026, the First x86 Server CPU on TSMC's 2-Nanometer Process

AMD's Advancing AI 2026 conference opened at Moscone West in San Francisco with the commercial debut of EPYC Venice, the first x86 server CPU built on TSMC's 2-nanometer Gate-All-Around process. The 256-core flagship socket, paired with MI450-series GPU accelerators and the Helios rack system, gives enterprise infrastructure teams a complete current-generation AI stack with no comparable Intel response until mid-2027.

News May 3, 2026
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YoooClaw C·ONE Turns OpenClaw Agent Commands Into a Credit Card-Sized Hardware Remote

YoooClaw's C·ONE is a machined-metal card that snaps onto the back of an iPhone and turns spoken instructions into OpenClaw agent actions. It also records meetings, generates structured transcripts with extracted action items, and filters notifications from WeChat, Feishu, DingTalk, and email through an AI priority layer. The device positions itself not as a transcription tool but as a physical input surface for autonomous agent workflows.

News March 30, 2026
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Chinese Tech Culture Coined a Word for Running an Always-On AI Agent: 'Raising a Lobster'

In March 2026, Chinese users invented '养虾' — literally 'raising a lobster' — as slang for running a dedicated second computer to host OpenClaw agents around the clock. The term has become mainstream enough to appear in Xinhua reporting, and the behavior behind it is reshaping hardware demand: Mac Minis are selling out in Shenzhen's Huaqiangbei market, startups are shipping pre-installed 'lobster nest' mini PCs, and the cost of keeping an agent alive is forcing users to confront a question the software hype glossed over — what hardware substrate does autonomous AI actually require?

Deep Dive March 25, 2026
6 min read

TECNO EllaClaw and the Race to Put OpenClaw on Every Phone: How Five Manufacturers Are Betting on Mobile AI Agents

TECNO Mobile launched EllaClaw on March 24, the first globally available smartphone with OpenClaw integrated at the operating system level. But TECNO is not alone. Xiaomi, Honor, Huawei, and Nubia all announced their own mobile OpenClaw implementations in March 2026. The mobile AI agent race is moving faster than the desktop one, and the first battleground is not Silicon Valley. It's Lagos, Karachi, and Jakarta.

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