Matt Elliott retweeted
This is a global overlay network that runs its own internal BGP, and DNS. Supports ipv6. Is distributed with no centralized log retention. Fully U.S based. And has great method for connecting agents without pair the device bullshit. Private and secure, from the 🐐, Barrett.
Today we’re launching doxx.net, enabling Agentic Defined Networking for everyone. We raised $38M from @a16z, @AnimoVentures and Focal.vc.
Create private networks for you and your AI agents, without a server in the middle. 38M+ threats blocked since December.
Our first private-network call was a freedom call. Now it’s your turn.
That thing is a beast #ChonkyBoi
Look who showed up as another AMD Helios system enters the wild! 👋 @OpenAI
Last week, Vamsi Boppana and @udayruddarraju joined the team for a lab tour as we continue pushing the frontier of AI infrastructure, together.
Matt Elliott retweeted
I don’t normally write these things. But this one hits a bit different. Nearly three years ago I told a16z I wanted to spend part time outside the firm helping @drfeifei start and build a frontier model company. And what followed were some of the most remarkable moments of my career. From being at the founding table. To watching the first git commits. Seeing the very early very rough results that hinted at something much greater. Contributing to the open source. Watching the creation of new model architectures that pushed the state of the art in multiple areas.
I saw the team spin magic from nothing again and again. And I was very privileged to be within the walls. I’m very proud of what was accomplished, and am so excited for what lies ahead.
So congratulations to AMD for entering into an agreement with the leading spatial intelligence frontier lab. And congratulations to the World Labs team on a partner that has the vision, ambition and leadership to be the top AI technology provider globally.
Also congratulations to Dr. Su and Dr. Li. Two world class CEOs with a common vision. The both of you working together is unimaginably legendary. Arguably the smartest leaders in tech with the shared goal of building the world's leading AI capabilities. I know you both share an optimistic view of AIs ability to aid humanity. We need far more of that.
As everyone knows. I’m World Lab’s biggest fan. And will remain so. Thanks to @drfeifei , @BenMildenhall , @jcjohnss and the entire team for letting me tag along. What a crazy fucking ride. You stood at the frontier, and moved it. And will continue to. Again, many congratulations to everyone involved. The future of AI will be so much brighter with this partnership. I can’t wait to see where it leads. Here’s to new worlds!
Matt Elliott retweeted
NetClaw 1.1.0 is here 🦞
1.0.0 marked the first official versioned source release. With 1.1.0, the HUD now opens in Chat: ask a question, review the evidence, and follow up.
When the investigation needs more room, switch to Canvas for branching conversations, attachments and context. You can also open native OpenClaw separately, with its own sign-in and history.
The wider workspace brings together:
• An operations dashboard with source-attributed observations
• RAG uploads and retrieval
• Tokenomics, Logs, Security and documentation
• The optional Jev Science Officer for a second opinion
• A release catalogue of 233 skills and 173 MCP integrations
Install and connect the components that fit your environment. A catalogue entry is not a successful connection check, and a confident assessment is not a substitute for evidence. Network changes still follow the required baseline, approval and verification process.
A special thank-you to Byrn Baker and Nicholas Calcutti for your ongoing maintenance, videos and support. Your continued work helps keep NetClaw moving forward and helps other engineers get started.
Thank you also to Adam Mason for Canvas and Sean Mahoney for the community guide. This community keeps making the project better.
I’ve published a full tour with screenshots from my own running Claw—real views, with private names masked:
automateyournetwork.com/netc…
Release and upgrade notes:
github.com/automateyournetwo…
NetClaw:
automateyournetwork.com/netc…
github.com/automateyournetwo…
Matt Elliott retweeted
AMD MI355X becomes the first official TileRT result no AgentX! This configuration achieves an astounding 470 TPS on GLM 5.3 (FP8). This is over 40% faster than GB300 TRTLLM using FP4!
Great work to the TileRT x AMD team! (1/3)🧵
Matt Elliott retweeted
The PC is about to become a lot more personal.
Today, I’m excited to announce a partnership between @AMD and @perplexity_ai to bring Perplexity Portable Computer to AMD Ryzen AI Halo.
This is more than running AI locally. We’re creating a new kind of agentic PC that can understand your work, reason through problems, and take action on your behalf, right on the device where your work happens.
With one click, users can bring powerful AI models and agents to their PC, work with local files and applications, and run recurring workflows on device. When a task needs more advanced research or reasoning, Portable can tap into the cloud with permission.
Your models. Your agents. Your data. Your stack.
For decades, the PC has been a tool for getting things done. Personal AI changes that. The PC can now become a true partner in the work, helping turn information into insight and ideas into action.
Big thank you to @AravSrinivas and the entire Perplexity team for making this possible.
The PC transformed how we work and create. Now we’re creating the platform for the era of Personal AI.
And this is just the beginning.
ALT AMD and Perplexity logos displayed side by side in partnership on a black background.
Matt Elliott retweeted
Divide the last 50,000 years of human existence into lifetimes of roughly 62 years. You get about 800 of them. Of those 800, around 650 were spent in caves. Only the last 70 could pass knowledge forward through writing. Only the last six saw masses of people encounter a printed word. Only the last two used an electric motor. Nearly every material object in your house was developed inside the present one, the 800th.
Matt Elliott retweeted
Meet ROCm 10. Here are 10 things #AMDevs need to know.
1️⃣ ROCm 10 brings AI-driven development to AMD platforms
2️⃣ ️ROCm.AI is the AI-native software experience on AMD hardware
3️⃣ ROCm.AI delivers 3.3x inference & 2.4x training improvement vs. ROCm 7 on the same hardware
4️⃣ ROCm Core SDK is open-source and optimized for AI workloads so you can customize the stack for your workload needs
5️⃣ ROCm 10 ships production-ready support for @vllm_project and @sgl_project
6️⃣ ROCm Hyperloom optimizes end-to-end inference
7️⃣ Run ROCm Hyperloom standalone or through AMD Skills
8️⃣ AMD Skills provide software and hardware expertise for your coding assistants
9️⃣ AMD Skills support the coding assistants you already use
🔟 10 years. And we're just getting started!
Introducing the AI-native evolution of the developer platform for AMD hardware: newsroom.amd.com/news/rocm-1…
ROCm.AI / ROCm 10 is available today. Celebrating 10 years of ROCm.
Made AI native and AI driven, with Hyperloom providing AI assisted performance optimizations. Skills to enable easy control for your agents. Downstream projects will be picking up ROCm 10 as soon as they can in next releases.
We are just getting started and always welcome feedback.
Matt Elliott retweeted
I have been working hard on ROCmFPX the last two days and now you can run NVFP4 natively inside ROCmFPX on AMD Hardware. You no longer need to convert it, just download and go. MTP works too.
This is a pretty big update because in the past you needed to do a conversion and you can still do conversions (only if you want to) from NVFP4 - ROCmFP4. That's also been made better.
Next updates I am working on are better ROCmFP2 and ROCmFP3.
My goal is simple. Make ROCmFPX work on any and all AMD hardware whether you run Windows or Linux. It's optimized for ALL AMD Hardware. Well, RDNA 1 through RDNA 4 etc. And yes, this in theory should run on your Asus Rog Ally's too. Z1 and Z2.
github.com/charlie12345/rocm…
Matt Elliott retweeted
Ryan's deep-dive into the AMD Helios rack servethehome.com/amd-helios-…
Matt Elliott retweeted
AMD takes the wraps off its Instinct MI455X AI accelerator — CDNA 5 and Helios rack-scale architecture combine to take the fight to Nvidia in the data center tomshardware.com/pc-componen…
Check out the details on AMD Helios, courtesy of my teammates @mikeroySoft , Maanasa, and Evan 👇 #AMD #Helios #AdvancingAI #GPUsGoBrrr
rocm.blogs.amd.com/ecosystem…
Matt Elliott retweeted
Meet AMD Skills: A growing catalog of agent skills that helps AI coding assistants work more effectively with AMD hardware and software.
Compatible with coding agents including Cursor, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Gemini CLI, AMD Skills provides the knowledge, scripts, and best practices developers need to build faster on AMD.
Why try it?
→ Install in seconds with the Skills CLI
→ Learn AMD best practices and workflows
→ Build AI applications from client to cloud
→ Pick only the skills you need
Get started: npx skills add amd/skills
Explore the project, install a skill, and let us know what you'd like to see next: bit.ly/3RNhdk3
Matt Elliott retweeted
Is it just me. Or are people are losing the ability to think at roughly the same rate as the models are getting smarter?
Matt Elliott retweeted
Power of OPEN: Mi455/CDNA5 ISA: amd.com/content/dam/amd/en/d…
