Nvidia's CEO Just Said Every Company Needs OpenClaw

By Beau Johnson · · 16 min · 1.2K views

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  1. 0:00Jensen Huang just validated OpenClaw
  2. 1:30What Jensen actually said on stage
  3. 3:15OpenClaw compared to Linux, Kubernetes, HTML
  4. 5:00NemoClaw: Nvidia's secure agent runtime
  5. 7:00Why this is personal (my 12 agents on a Mac Mini)
  6. 9:00Agents-as-a-service is replacing SaaS
  7. 10:30$1 TRILLION in chip demand through 2027
  8. 12:00What this means for builders like us
  9. 14:00The window to be early is closing

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I do 4 live bootcamps every week in Shipping Skool! Full courses on OpenClaw and Claude Code! Join Here ⬇️ https://www.shippingskool.com/ 🔗 GET CONTENT MACHINE: https://www.shopclawmart.com/listings/content-machine-0c67b3b3 Jensen Huang just stood on stage at GTC 2026 and compared OpenClaw to Linux and Kubernetes. Then Nvidia dropped NemoClaw, their own secure runtime built on top of it. Here's what this means for everyone building with AI agents right now. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Jensen Huang just validated OpenClaw 1:30 - What Jensen actually said on stage 3:15 - OpenClaw compared to Linux, Kubernetes, HTML 5:00 - NemoClaw: Nvidia's secure agent runtime 7:00 - Why this is personal (my 12 agents on a Mac Mini) 9:00 - Agents-as-a-service is replacing SaaS 10:30 - $1 TRILLION in chip demand through 2027 12:00 - What this means for builders like us 14:00 - The window to be early is closing SOURCES: ZDNET: https://www.zdnet.com/article/nvidia-openclaw-nemoclaw-security-stack-gtc-2026/ Business Insider: https://www.businessinsider.com/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-openclaw-ai-strategy-2026-3 TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/16/nvidias-version-of-openclaw-could-solve-its-biggest-problem-security/ The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/tech/895692/nvidia-is-launching-nemoclaw-a-more-secure-version-of-openclaw CNBC: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/16/nvidia-gtc-2026-ceo-jensen-huang-keynote-blackwell-vera-rubin.html Tom's Hardware: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/live/nvidia-gtc-2026-keynote-live-blog-jensen-huang Nvidia PR: https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-announces-nemoclaw Get the weekly AI builder newsletter 📕 https://substack.com/@buildnpublic Follow Me On X - https://x.com/BeauJohnson89

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0:00Nvidia CEO just said that every company needs an open claw strategy, says Jensen Huang. And this came out just this morning from the keynote, and we're going to be breaking it down in this video and why it matters to you. Because if you're building with AI and you're building AI agents, and if you're anywhere near the open claw world, what happened at GTC today is going to change everything. So, the CEO of Nvidia, again, the guy who runs the most valuable company on the planet right now, stood on stage and said, I quote, "Every company needs an open claw strategy." So, the CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, said, "Everyone needs it." And we're kind of seeing this unfold right in front of our eyes. Y'all, you know,

0:46I've been telling people about open claw for over 30 days now, and I've been on this channel showing you and telling you how I run my agents, how it's running the content pipeline. I have that linked, by the way, down below if you're looking to automate content. And I've been explaining to you and other people what AI agents are and how they're going to change your life. Some of you watched me a few weeks ago trying to break down what an AI agent actually does and why it even matters. And today, the biggest chip company on the earth basically validated everything we have been building. Yay! So, let me break down what happened because there's a lot to cover. Jensen compared open claw to Linux and to HTML. He called it, and again, I'm quoting him directly, "The

1:32most important open source project." Think about that for just a second. Linux runs basically every server on the internet and every major cloud deployment. HTML is literally the language of the web. Jensen Huang is putting open claw in that same category. He said open claw will do for AI what Windows did for personal computing. That's a pretty massive statement. Windows took computers from being those complicated machines that only engineers could use and made them actually accessible to everyone. Jensen said that Open Claw is going to do the same thing for AI agents, making them accessible. Make them something everyone can use, not just developers, not just big tech

2:17companies, every single person. And here's where it gets really interesting. Nvidia didn't just talk about Open Claw, they built something on top of it. They dropped Nemo Claw. This is Nvidia's secure runtime for AI agents, and it is built directly on top of Open Claw. One command install, sandbox execution, a privacy router, network guardrails, and all the enterprise security stuff that big companies need before they will trust AI agents running their systems. More secure. And they didn't build this alone, they partnered with CrowdStrike, Cisco, and Microsoft security. Three of the biggest names in cybersecurity. So, what people say, "Oh, I don't know if AI agents are going to be secure enough for

3:02real business use." Well, that's laughable. Nvidia just answered that question. They brought in the heavy hitters to make sure this thing is locked down. Nemo Claw is available right now for preview at build.nvidia.com. You can go and try it today, check it out. One command, that's it. Plain and simple, ready to go. Real quick, before we keep going, if you're watching this and you want to actually build with some of these tools, not just watch videos about them, then you're going to want to check out our community down below, Shipping School. We have a full Claude code course, a full Open Claw course, and four live bootcamps every single week, where we actually help you get set up from scratch. Like actually set this thing up, not just watch a tutorial and figure it out by yourself. And we also

3:48provide one-on-one coaching, so you can book a call with me, we can share screens and I can help you get Claude code or open Claude running on your machine. That's it. No fluff. I built this community because watching YouTube's only gets you so far. We launched it just 3 days ago and we have over 55 members. You need people around you who are actually building, people who hold you accountable and coaches who can help you when you get stuck. I'll put the link in the description down below. Get in now before the price goes up. Now, here's why this is personal for me and I don't just want to touch on this because I think it really matters. I have been running open Claude since day one. This is day 41 along the journey. Things have broken of course along the way, but day one, on a Mac

4:33mini sitting on my desk, I built an entire content pipeline with 12 AI agents and I named them after the Wu-Tang Clan because I love the Wu-Tang and who doesn't. We got the RZA writing scripts, Ghostface gathering intel, we got Inspectah Deck posting to X, we got U-God making thumbnails, we got Method Man cutting clips. The whole system runs every single day 24/7, completely changed how I create content. Link down below by the way if you want that same system. And people looked at me funny. They were wondering, how is this not going to be straight up AI slot fest? Well, I humanized my voice in it with over 600 videos. So, that's how we changed that. And some some people still look at me funny. How are you releasing six, eight, 10 videos a day and posting 100 shorts in 3 days and growing your X account to 500 followers and growing

5:18your school community to 75 members in just 7 days? It's because of these AI agents. And I'm sitting here today watching Jensen Huang tell the world that agents as a service is replacing software as a service. Wow. That's what he said. Agents as a service is replacing SaaS companies. Let that just sink in for a little bit. Wow. So, when I built the content machine and I put it on Claude Mart and it did $349 in sales today alone. That means there is demand. There is a huge demand for people automating content, and that's why I packaged up what I built over the last 40 days, offered it to people, and in under 30 minutes, you could get it all installed and have a content machine just like mine pumping out content in

6:04your niche. So, we went from me explaining what an AI agent even is to the most powerful tech CEO on the planet building infrastructure around the exact same tool I use every single morning. Can I get an amen? Thank you, jeez. Let me tell you what this means for the bigger picture because Jensen just dropped a number that blew my mind. Nvidia is projecting $1 trillion in chip demand through 2027. 1 trillion. Just sounds amazing to say that. Rolls off the tongue. So, because every company, every startup, every government is going to need the computing power to run AI agents, and those agents need a runtime. They need a framework, and that framework is Open Claw. Peter Steinberger, the creator of Open Claw, was quoted in Nvidia's official press release. That is validation at the

6:50highest level. When the company with a $3 trillion market cap puts your name on their press release, that means a little bit of something. That means Open Claw isn't just some cool open-source project anymore. It's an actual infrastructure, and it's becoming standard. And I want to talk about what this means for you because I always like to include you in these news releases if people are wanting to get into AI and start building. Because this is what matters to me the most. I care about the viewers watching it. I'm not just going to tell you news and go, "All right, how you doing? Keep it moving. Have fun. Good luck." Uh I wanted to help you, encourage you, and tell you that it's not too late to start learning how to use AI. So, if you wouldn't watching the channel and you've been on the fence about AI agents, today should be your wake-up call. This is not a trend. It's

7:36not a fad. This is not going to go away. When Nvidia builds enterprise security infrastructure around something, then that thing is here to stay. Think about it this way. When companies started building on Linux, people thought it was just for nerds. When Docker showed up, people thought containers were over hype. When the web started, people thought the internet was just a toy. Every single one of those became foundational infrastructure that the entire world runs on. Just saying, Jensen is telling you right now that Open Claw is next. So, here is my question for you. And you got to think about this clearly. As you're going to bed, really think hard. Are you going to be early or are you going to be late? Because opportunity only looks like opportunity when an opportunity has passed. Because right now we're still

8:21super early. People ask me all the time, you know, we're approaching 75 members inside of Shipping School and we just had our call today and they're usually set for an hour, but I was having so much fun, we went to an hour and 45 minutes. Cuz I really want to help the people understand the where we're at in this AI space and how it can really change our lives. So, we're helping people learn how to build AI agents and the goal is to get you to take the next step in your project, you know, learning how to set up Open Claw, learning how to create content machines, automated workflows, learning how to use Cloud Code. And today, the CEO of Nvidia basically wrote our marketing copy for us. It's pretty cool. So, I started this journey, well, I didn't really start this journey, but just like a little bit of

9:06background of where I was. Six years ago, I've started becoming and taking that step into entrepreneurship. And before that, I worked at minimum minimum wage jobs as a restaurant worker, uh you know, for 15 years. And you know, I'm not tech savvy, you know, I don't have a huge technical background, but I know I'm taking what I've learned from getting into entrepreneurship and applying it to AI. This time last year, we took the step into learning how to use Cloud Code, learning how to build AI apps, and it has changed my life. And I'm so thankful for it. And I was on the fence for a year looking from the outside in. Oh man, look at all these cool people building with AI. I wish I could do that, but I'm not technical enough. You don't need to be. So, if you told me a year ago that I'd be running 12 AI agents on a simple Mac mini and

9:52the biggest tech company on Earth would be building tools around the same software I use every day, I literally would have laughed and said you're freaking kidding. I would have said you're crazy. But here we are and this is exactly why I tell you to build right now. Not tomorrow, next not next month, right now. Download Openclaw. Get Claude code going. Go build something because the window where you can be early is closing fast. And when Nvidia puts their stamp on something, the enterprise world follows. And once the enterprise world follows, the opportunity is going to go to the early adopters. You're going to be competing with companies that have way more resources than you if you get into this a little later. You know what really gets me fired up about this is

10:37Jensen specifically said that AI agents as a service is replacing SaaS companies. So, if you think about that means for builders like you and me, every SaaS company, every software company is going to need to figure out how to add AI agents to their products. And the people who already know how to build them, who already understand the architecture, who already have the experience running them, those are the people that are going to be in massive demand. That's us. That's you. That's me. And that's what we're doing every day in Shipping School. We're building. We have four bootcamps a week and my whole goal is to build this thing out to where we have like four, five, six coaching calls a day, seven days a week where you could jump in if you live in

11:23Japan, you live on the moon, you live in Hawaii, you live in Alaska, you live off the grid with no electricity, you could jump into these calls and learn something. So, what we're doing is we're building, we're shipping, we're not just talking about it, we're doing it. And you learn the best by doing. I think most people do. Is there a person out there that learns better by reading and then go, "Oh man, I'm so good at this." You learn better by doing. So, we're not just reading white papers and nerding out over this stuff. We're not, you know, watching from the sidelines and going, "Wow, that's amazing." We get our hands dirty, we build stuff, we break stuff, we iterate, we ship, we reiterate, we ship, we fix the bugs back and forth it will go. So, I'm Look, I'm not trying to like pretend I have all the answers and I don't ever want to be, you know, I'm not any claim guru out

12:10there. I'm just telling you that if you could start learning these skills as fast as possible, you are going to benefit greatly. I'm still learning. I'm a lifelong learner. If you ever run into someone there where they're just saying, "Oh, I've learned it all." Run away because it's in the space of AI, what you learned 6 months ago is probably irrelevant. So, you need to be a lifelong learner. Every single day I learn something new about Open Claw, I make mistakes, my agents break, I have to restart things, cron job just broke today. I mean, come on. It's a skill issue at times, but I'll be honest, you know, that's I think everyone goes through that. And I think it's just part of the process. That is how you get good at stuff. You break stuff, you learn what broke and then you go, "Okay, I'm not going to do that again." The difference between the people who are going to thrive in this new world and the people who are going to be left

12:55behind is simple. The people who thrive are building right now and they are making mistakes right now. They are learning right now while everyone else is still debating whether AI agents are real or not. We are shipping products in the community. Content Machine is also selling on Claw Mart almost $400 in pure profit today. Real money from a real product that uses the exact same technology that Nvidia just told every single company they need a strategy for. That's not a coincidence. That's what happens when you build early and you stay consistent. So, let me give you the quick run down on Nemo claw because I think the technical details matter here. It installs in one command. That's it. Simple. You run one command and you get a sandbox execution, which means your agents can't accidentally mess up things they shouldn't touch. You get a privacy

13:40router which handles sensitive data, so it doesn't leak where it shouldn't go. And you get network guardrails, so your agents stay within the boundaries you set. Built with CrowdStrike and Cisco and Microsoft security, the three companies that basically protect the internet. This is serious enterprise grade stuff. This solves the number one concern that enterprises have had about AI agents. Security. And Nvidia just solved it. Praise the Lord. And on top of that, open claw. So, which is what we are already running every single day. You know, I don't want you to miss the moment. I don't want you to miss the boat. I care about you. I care about all the viewers of this channel. And I'm just saying that, you know, this stuff isn't going away, so you might as well

14:25learn it now because moments like this are really rare. I do believe so. You know, this is like the Amazon FBA moment. This is the time when Facebook ads were not competitive. This is the time when people started shipping apps on the App Store in 2007 when the iPhone came out. This is it. So, when the most powerful tech company in the world validates the exact tool you are learning, that's probably a pretty good signal. Pay attention to signals. They're good. So, if you're trying to get started with AI agents and you want to learn how to build with open claw to be part of a community that is already doing this every single day, come join us. Shipping school down below. Get in there before the price goes up. We have live calls every week. We build together. We help each other out. And today we just proved that we are building in the right foundation. 73

15:10members and growing. That's in 7 days. Real people building real things. Not theory. Not just courses with outdated information from 2006. Real hands-on building with the tool that Jensen Huang just compared to Linux and HTML. So, yeah, today was a big day. That's why I made this video at 10:00 at night. Probably the biggest day in open claw history so far and I wanted to make sure you heard about it from someone who actually uses this every single day, not from some news article, not from some analyst who never touched AI in their life, from someone who actually uses this. I've broken things. I even restarted my whole setup couple days ago and that's why I'm recording this video. Nvidia said every company needs an open claw strategy. What do you think about

15:55that? Leave comments down below. Is open claw just a fad? Is it going away? I don't know. Let me know. I want to hear some feedback. So, we've been building, we've been shipping and I just want to hear some feedback from you. And if you haven't subscribed to the channel already, please do because we release four, six, eight, 10 videos every single day. And if you like AI, here we go. We'll see you in the next one. Be blessed.

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