Feature update Provisional 62% confidence first seen
OpenClaw 2.0 was promoted via a livestream companion to its demo and discussion. In the recap, Vincent Koc described shifting from single-agent demonstrations to a multi-agent system sharing sessions and control, including stress tests running dozens of agents across multiple machines.
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23 September 2026
ByteDance’s AI supply chain took center stage today, with reports that a ByteDance subsidiary used a UK-based infrastructure startup, Nscale, to rent access to Nvidia chips—covering about 74% of what it needs—via Nscale’s British operations and steering around US chip limits. The details are now showing up in Nscale’s own $35 billion IPO filing, which ties the arrangement to a Norway cloud facility and a Singapore subsidiary. It’s a reminder that “compute” is as much a governance problem as a technical one, and that enforcement often runs into the same economic reality as every other constraint: if you can pay for capability through a workaround, someone will build the route.
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