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#2Nvidia is a gaming company and just can't stop gamifying and making the world worse.
"NemoClaw is architected from the ground up to meet the demands of regulated industries, large-scale operations, and data-sensitive workflows."
Riiiight. In just three weeks you created the perfect sandbox. In Nvidia we trust!
The EU should just ban all US companies for sanity and data sovereignty. Google Cloud just bought a Unit 8200 startup, now this.
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#3How do we know this website is legit? I won't be convinced until it's linked from them or their GitHub
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#5im 99% sure this website is the type of domain squatting that seems to happen with almost all AI projects. nanoclaw, most recently.
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#6> that surpassed Linux's early adoption rate within just three weeks
Sorry, what? A piece of software for replacing personal assistants in 2026 surpassed the adoption rate of an operating system from the early 90s? That's a huge non sequitur.
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#7How do we know this website is legit? I won't be convinced until it's linked from them or their GitHub
> NemoClaw is expected to be officially unveiled at NVIDIA's annual developer conference, GTC 2026, scheduled for mid-March 2026. NVIDIA has been actively presenting the platform to enterprise software companies ahead of the public announcement.
Guess we will find out.
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#8How do we know this website is legit? I won't be convinced until it's linked from them or their GitHub
WHOIS sez it was just registered, registrar is NameCheap. Uses Cloudflare DNS. .bot domain hosted on Vercel. There is a link to .ai domain with similar info.
Certificate transparency logs list everything as brand new.
Cursory glance at other Nvidia domains shows Safenames ltd as their registrar of choice.
Seems a bit sketchy
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#9This is obviously not an NVIDIA site, I don't know the legal repercussions for such fake sites, but apparently it's worth the risk?