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Aethir Accelerates Decentralized AI Computing Layout: AethirClaw Coming Soon, B300 Super Cluster Global Deployment
Deep Tide TechFlow News, March 13 — Aethir co-founder Mark announced in a recent video that AethirClaw will be officially launched within the next one to two weeks. Users will be able to deploy AI Agents on decentralized VPS infrastructure. Meanwhile, Aethir has deployed thousands of B300 GPUs worldwide and will launch over 2,000 superclusters in the United States, expanding network coverage to 93 countries and nearly 300 data centers.
The video revealed several high-profile client cases, including King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), a top AI research university in the Middle East, which has launched a GenAI research project based on the Aethir H200 GPU; Pluralist Research, focused on a new paradigm of decentralized AI training called “protocol learning”; and GAIB, which is building an AI computing economy layer that includes tokenized GPU assets.
With product deployment, computing power expansion, and continuous client ecosystem growth, Aethir co-founder Mark stated, “Aethir is accelerating the popularization and convenience of decentralized AI computing networks. As the usage scale of OpenClaw continues to grow, the barriers to using AI Agents are lowering, and the market’s demand for computing power will be further unleashed.”