MiniMax released a hardware product teaser on Xiaohongshu, hinting at connections with the OpenClaw ecosystem, though specific details remain undisclosed. Meanwhile, Ugreen announced a strategic partnership with MiniMax, with the OpenClaw application now available on Ugreen NAS, offering 30 days of free access.

Gate News reported that on March 13, The Wall Street Journal reported that ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, is cooperating with Southeast Asian cloud service provider Aolani Cloud to deploy approximately 500 NVIDIA Blackwell computing systems in Malaysia, totaling approximately 36,000 B200 chips, to build a high-performance computing cluster outside China for accelerating AI research and development.

Shanghai Telecom introduces computing power benefits to meet the AI application needs of small and medium-sized enterprises. Business customers can experience Tianyi AI Cloud Computer's OpenClaw intelligent service and enjoy a free trial of 100 card-hours of computing power, helping to reduce the barriers to AI application adoption.

Tencent Cloud team disclosed in an interview that there are over 10 Claw-class products in launch or development, with WorkBuddy already launched ahead of schedule. Tencent's security solutions cover host, network, and supply chain security. The team acknowledged that OpenClaw cannot possibly replace human labor, but believes that AI acceptance among non-technical users is significant.

Anthropic announces a $100 million investment to establish the Claude Partner Network, aimed at helping enterprises adopt its AI model Claude. The network will provide training, technical support, and go-to-market collaboration, with participating partners receiving technical certifications and investment opportunities. Claude is the leading AI model available across AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft cloud platforms.

Alibaba Cloud JVS Claw team has launched the encapsulated application "JVS Claw," now available on the app store. Users can participate in free beta testing and create a bot, with an allocation of 8000 Credits. The product combines the AI assistant Clawbot with the cloud environment ClawSpace, supporting task execution through natural language commands.

Tencent launched the OpenClaw Security Toolkit on March 12th to address security challenges brought by AI Agents, providing multi-layered protection for enterprises and users. The toolkit includes security solutions for cloud and personal computers, supporting environment isolation and monitoring of anomalous instructions.

Perplexity launched the Cloud AI Assistant Service Personal Computer on March 12, based on deep integration of local and cloud functions with Mac mini, providing 24/7 intelligent assistance. The system features secondary authorization and operation record functions, and is equipped with a one-click shutdown switch to ensure safety.

NVIDIA released the open-source large language model Nemotron 3 Super on March 12, designed for multi-agent applications, with 120 billion parameters, significantly improved inference performance, and support for a context window of up to 1 million tokens. The model scored 85.6% on the PinchBench benchmark, the highest among its peers, and has been launched on multiple platforms supporting various cloud service deployments.

Tencent Cloud responded to security issues related to OpenClaw and Tencent's "Lobster," stating that users' high charges are due to costs from historical model calls, that OpenClaw is free to install, and that using large models will incur token fees.