Odaily Planet Daily reports that, according to official announcements, Aethir has launched the alpha testing phase of Aethir Claw, a physically isolated AI agent hosting platform. Aethir Claw completely disrupts the traditional hosting model of “renting third-party cloud resources and reselling them,” instead directly tapping into Aethir’s own distributed computing resources valued at over $400 million. Through Aethir Claw, users can not only obtain fully isolated VPS environments but also choose a “zero provider access” mode, ensuring absolute root-level data sovereignty over AI agent API keys, conversation histories, and executed actions.
Meanwhile, the platform comes pre-installed with OpenClaw and will undergo deep customization for specific business scenarios in later stages, planned to integrate native crypto capabilities such as token tracking, on-chain alerts, and whale monitoring. It will support payments in cryptocurrencies including ATH and USDT, as well as fiat currencies. In subsequent phases, the platform will launch a “Model-as-a-Service” (MaaS) layer, incorporating open-source large model inference and text, image, and video generation powered by Aethir GPUs, fully entering the agentic AI application market.
Aethir provides enterprise clients with automated management of Kubernetes GPU clusters across a global network of over 200 nodes, delivering ultra-low-latency compute access through 435,000 GPU containers in 94 countries and regions, reducing overall compute costs by 60% to 80%.