Automated updates from the OpenClaw ecosystem in English and German.
OpenClaw announces a groundbreaking horizontal scaling feature that simplifies the transition from single node to cluster systems. According to developer Tony Yan, the system supports over 1000 concurrent users with linear performance. The new feature significantly reduces complexity in infrastructure scaling.
OpenClaw users are increasingly developing tools to practically implement AI-generated trading signals. A community member has already created a skill for the DeFi-The-Odds platform. The development shows growing interest in AI-assisted trading.
Blaxel AI is sponsoring the OpenClaw Hack Night in San Francisco with a Capture-The-Flag format. Participants can break OpenClaw through prompt injection and config exploits while earning $250 Blaxel credit. The event takes place at Luma.
NVIDIA has released NemoClaw, an open-source package that combines OpenClaw with enhanced security and privacy features. The system enables local model execution and can be deployed anywhere. With a single install command, setup is designed to be simplified.
NVIDIA has introduced NemoClaw, a new tool that enables OpenClaw installation with a single command. The system promises increased security and simplified handling. The OpenClaw community is excited, though many details remain unclear.
The OpenClaw project shows promising progress after weeks of operation. Clawmu, the central system, is successfully adapting to the environment and is in its final adjustment phase.
The OpenClaw developer has switched the main LLM from Opus to GPT5.4. After initial skepticism, the user finds GPT5.4's somewhat "stiffer" approach advantageous for professional use. The ability to use 1 million tokens without concern is particularly emphasized.
East Money has connected its "Miaoxiang Skills" service with OpenClaw to provide AI agents direct access to financial data, market news, and stock analysis. This integration marks a significant step in the development of AI-powered investment tools that could replace traditional apps. The partnership demonstrates how the financial industry is increasingly focusing on agent-based systems.
FLYINGNETS has announced a new "Shadow OpenClaw Body Check Service" that detects unauthorized OpenClaw installations in enterprises, assesses risks, and initiates emergency response when needed. The service specifically targets the risk of free AI tools being deployed without IT approval, potentially creating significant security vulnerabilities.