Jensen at GTC 2026: OpenClaw hailed as "most popular open-source platform"
NVIDIA CEO praises OpenClaw as revolutionary tool for AI agent development with multimodal support, scheduling and sub-agents.
OpenClaw in the Spotlight at GTC 2026
At this year's GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen called OpenClaw the "most popular open-source platform in history." The CEO emphasized that OpenClaw achieved unprecedented popularity within weeks of its release.
Simple Installation and Comprehensive Features
Jensen highlighted OpenClaw's user-friendliness, which can be installed with a single command. The platform then enables AI agent creation, LLM connections, scheduling functions, problem-solving mechanisms, and sub-agent support.
Multimodality as Core Feature
Special focus was placed on OpenClaw's multimodality. The platform supports various input and output modes, making it highly versatile for different AI applications. Jensen emphasized that this feature sets OpenClaw apart from other open-source tools.
NVIDIA's Support
During his speech, Jensen hinted that NVIDIA would actively support OpenClaw. Although no specific details were provided, this suggests a close collaboration between the hardware manufacturer and the open-source project.
Community Reaction
The announcement caused a stir in the developer community. Many experts see OpenClaw as a promising tool for the future of AI development. The simple handling and comprehensive features could significantly ease the entry into AI agent development.
Outlook
With NVIDIA's support and the growing community, OpenClaw is expected to gain further importance. The platform could mark a turning point in how AI agents are developed and deployed.